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FC Camisa is the new home for the 'The Brazilian Shirt Name Podcast' , 'Futebol & Football with Tim Vickery & Henry Winter' and 'FC Camisa Football Book Club'.
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Pochettino’s First Job: Tell United’s Owners to Shut It
Mauricio Pochettino is set to replace Michael Carrick at Manchester United. But is that good news for Poch? Tim Vickery, who has followed Pochettino’s career since his early days in Argentina, is disappointed …
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Mauricio Pochettino is set to replace Michael Carrick at Manchester United. But is that good news for Poch? Tim Vickery, who has followed Pochettino’s career since his early days in Argentina, is disappointed. He argues that if Poch succeeds, United’s owners get off the hook. He wants Pochettino’s first act to be telling the Glazers and INEOS to step aside and let him work.
Dotun Adebayo is joined by Tim and Tommy Stewart of Men in Blazers, a Stretford End season ticket holder, to unpack the Carrick exit, what Pochettino brings from his USMNT spell, whether the squad is as bad as its league position, the half-empty Old Trafford during the 4-4 with Aston Villa, Diogo Dalot being booed off, and why fans can’t simply walk out in protest without losing their season tickets.
We also pay tribute to the late Danny Kelly.
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00:00–00:59 Intro and dedication to Danny Kelly
00:59–02:13 Meet Tommy Stewart of Men in Blazers
02:13–05:43 Carrick’s exit and being the last to know
05:43–07:46 Tim Vickery: don’t let the owners off the hook
07:46–09:59 Pochettino’s USMNT and the Bielsa blueprint
09:59–12:49 Tommy: happy with the appointment, but no illusions
12:49–14:52 Club or country and Poch’s unfinished business
14:52–17:07 Pochettino the man: Espanyol, young players and the hair
17:07–19:29 The Busby ethos and why United need colour
19:29–21:22 Is the squad really that bad?
21:22–22:50 Villa 4-4 and a half-empty Old Trafford
22:50–24:45 Is it insanity to take this job?
24:45–29:50 Why fans keep going back and why they can’t walk out
29:50–30:45 Pochettino and Tottenham
30:45–33:18 Tim on the Premier League’s ownership problem
33:18–37:23 The Glazers, protests and the Stretford End
37:23–43:32 Building blocks: Martínez, Mainoo, Cunha, Bruno and Rashford
43:32–47:58 Dalot booed off and players who thrive after leaving
47:58–52:13 Verdict: what counts as success for Pochettino?
52:13–54:52 Tribute to Danny Kelly
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Why Football Coverage Has Lost the Plot | Tim Vickery & Henry Winter
53 red cards in ONE football match. How did a Brazilian under-20s game become international news while barely registering with the Brazilian TV team Tim Vickery was working with?Tim Vickery and Henry Winter …
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53 red cards in ONE football match. How did a Brazilian under-20s game become international news while barely registering with the Brazilian TV team Tim Vickery was working with?
Tim Vickery and Henry Winter return for Episode 12 of Futebol & Football to discuss an extraordinary football brawl and what it reveals about the changing nature of football journalism.
From YouTubers and influencers taking over press boxes to the decline of newspapers, the power of algorithms and football's endless obsession with VAR, Tim and Henry ask whether modern football coverage is losing sight of the game itself.
They also turn their attention to the Premier League. Can Arsenal retain their title without playing more attacking football? Is Pierre Sage running out of time at Crystal Palace? And after another outstanding Liverpool performance, why does Alisson still have something to prove with Brazil?
Finally, they look ahead to England's Nations League matches against Croatia and Spain, Brazil's upcoming friendlies and the enormous demands international football places on South American players.
In this episode:
🟥 Brazil's extraordinary 53-red-card match and the changing world of football journalism.
⚽ Arsenal's title defence, Alisson's Brazil future and Liverpool's resurgence.
🌍 England versus Spain, Raphinha's workload and the true cost of international football.
Chapters
00:00–08:08 53 red cards in one match: What makes football news?
08:08–13:51 Influencers, press boxes and watching football live
13:51–17:01 Are newspapers and algorithms changing football journalism?
17:01–22:00 VAR obsession and the problem with modern commentary
22:00–23:06 Is Pierre Sage running out of time at Crystal Palace?
23:06–26:44 Can Arsenal win the league without entertaining?
26:44–31:54 Alisson: Liverpool brilliance and Brazil's expectations
31:54–36:34 England, Harry Kane and the Nations League
36:34–39:41 Argentina, Brazil and the international break
39:41–46:06 Raphinha and the physical cost of international football
46:06–47:00 Spain vs England: Looking ahead to Sunday's showdown
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What happens to Cristiano after international retirement? | Miguel Pereira
Cristiano Ronaldo has retired from international football and has left a formidable legacy. But could his final gift to Portugal have been this?Following Ronaldo's surprise retirement and his fallout with …
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Cristiano Ronaldo has retired from international football and has left a formidable legacy. But could his final gift to Portugal have been this?
Following Ronaldo's surprise retirement and his fallout with Portugal manager Jorge Jesus, Portuguese football journalist and historian Miguel Lourenço Pereira joins Dotun Adebayo on the Brazilian Shirt Name Podcast to reflect on the end of an extraordinary era.
Was Ronaldo holding Portugal back? Did he stay too long? And how should we remember the greatest Portuguese footballer of his generation?
They discuss Ronaldo's Euro 2016 triumph, his rivalry with Lionel Messi, comparisons with Eusébio, the mistakes that may have shaped his later career and the future of Portugal without their iconic number seven.
They also examine his departure from Real Madrid, the pursuit of 1,000 career goals and what could come next after Al Nassr.
234 international appearances. 146 goals. Three major international trophies. An extraordinary legacy.
Can Portugal become even stronger without Cristiano Ronaldo?
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Chapters:
00:00–03:31 Ronaldo's shock international retirement
03:31–06:58 Did Ronaldo stay too long?
06:58–09:37 Was Ronaldo holding Portugal back?
09:37–11:28 Ronaldo vs Eusébio: Portugal's greatest?
11:28–13:14 Ronaldo's race to 1,000 goals
13:14–16:05 Was leaving Real Madrid his biggest mistake?
16:05–19:08 Ronaldo vs Messi: The public image
19:08–23:20 The truth about Ronaldo's talent and decline
23:20–27:25 How Portugal will honour Ronaldo
27:25–28:42 Could Ronaldo buy Sporting CP?
28:42–31:07 Ronaldo's greatest moments for Portugal
31:07–33:03 Can Portugal succeed without Ronaldo?
33:03–34:00 Final thoughts and outro
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Miguel Lourenço Pereira is the author of Bring Me That Horizon: A Journey to the Soul of Portuguese Football.
400 Not Out... The Brazilian Shirt Name Origin Story
Thank you for the support ♥️ Six years. More than 400 episodes. And one phone call that started it all.Tim Vickery and Dotun Adebayo are joined by producer Mark Machado for a special edition of the Brazilian …
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Thank you for the support ♥️ Six years. More than 400 episodes. And one phone call that started it all.
Tim Vickery and Dotun Adebayo are joined by producer Mark Machado for a special edition of the Brazilian Shirt Name Podcast, looking back at how the show began during the pandemic and the journey that followed.
From the original format combining classic football matches with the music charts, to unforgettable guests and football's hidden histories, the three reflect on the conversations, characters and moments that made the podcast what it is today.
They also discuss how the 2026 World Cup transformed the show's ambitions, its move into YouTube and its new home at FC Camisa.
Plus, Tim reveals the stories behind his famous bookshelf, the panel revisit Gareth Southgate's legacy, and they discuss the one change in world football that genuinely surprised Tim.
Chapters:
00:00–03:25 Six years, 400 episodes and the call that started it all
03:26–09:10 How the original football-and-music format began
09:11–15:51 Classic football matches, music and the First World War
15:52–19:29 The forgotten stories of Nigerian football pioneers
19:30–23:34 Brian Deane, Brendon Batson and the power of football
23:35–28:05 Favourite guests, Patrick Barclay and Hugh MacDonald
28:06–30:49 Why the podcast survived for six years
30:50–35:24 How the World Cup and YouTube changed everything
35:25–40:15 Tim Vickery's bookshelf and the idea for a live show
40:16–44:41 Gareth Southgate, racism and football beyond the pitch
44:42–46:56 Fashion, music and working-class football culture
46:57–49:11 Why Europe's football talent surprised Tim Vickery
49:12–53:21 Could the original music format make a comeback?
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What Has Gone Wrong With Italian Football? | Joseph O'Sullivan, Tim Vickery & Dotun Adebayo
AC Milan beat Inter 3-1 in the Derby della Madonnina, but with San Siro's future now taking shape, is Italian football about to lose something irreplaceable?Tim Vickery and Dotun Adebayo are joined by football …
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AC Milan beat Inter 3-1 in the Derby della Madonnina, but with San Siro's future now taking shape, is Italian football about to lose something irreplaceable?
Tim Vickery and Dotun Adebayo are joined by football writer and traveller Joseph O'Sullivan, fresh from watching the Milan derby at San Siro, to discuss one of football's greatest rivalries and the changing face of Italian football.
With AC Milan and Inter preparing to leave their historic shared home for the new Generali Stadium, Joseph explains what makes the atmosphere at San Siro so special and why a modern replacement might struggle to recreate its magic.
The panel also looks beyond the derby. How did Serie A go from attracting the world's greatest footballers to falling behind the Premier League? What can Italy learn from Spain's approach to developing talent? And could Como, Roma or Napoli challenge the traditional Italian powerhouses?
In this episode:
- AC Milan's 3-1 derby victory, including performances from Christian Pulisic and Diego Moreira.
- The future of San Siro and the extraordinary rivalry between Milan and Inter.
- Serie A's lost dominance, Como's rise and Tim Vickery's criticism of Italian football's development system.
Chapters
00:00–01:20 Introducing the Milan derby
01:20–04:25 Goodbye San Siro? The new Generali Stadium
04:25–07:13 What makes a great football derby?
07:13–11:58 Inside the extraordinary Milan derby atmosphere
11:58–14:14 Ultras, choreography and authentic fan culture
14:14–17:40 When Serie A was the best league in the world
17:40–20:15 Football Italia and Italy's historic European dominance
20:15–24:10 Could Roma and Napoli challenge Italy's traditional giants?
24:10–28:58 Como's incredible rise and the business of football
28:58–32:28 Why Serie A fell behind the Premier League
32:28–37:00 Tim Vickery on Italy's player development crisis
37:00–40:12 Spain vs Italy: Two very different football stories
40:12–42:58 AC Milan 3-1 Inter: Match reaction and analysis
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Estêvão Superstar, Martinez Seeing Stars (and Red), Arsenal hold | Tim Vickery & Henry Winter
Tim Vickery believes Estêvão could be Brazil's biggest talent since Neymar. But is Xabi Alonso getting the best out of Chelsea's Brazilian wonderkid?After Estêvão's impressive performance against Manchester …
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Tim Vickery believes Estêvão could be Brazil's biggest talent since Neymar. But is Xabi Alonso getting the best out of Chelsea's Brazilian wonderkid?
After Estêvão's impressive performance against Manchester United, Tim and Henry Winter discuss his extraordinary potential, Chelsea's tactical dilemma and why he could become the next great entertainer at Stamford Bridge.
Elsewhere, Henry delivers a damning assessment of Lisandro Martínez following Manchester United's latest defeat, while Arsenal's victory at Anfield raises a bigger question: can anyone stop them from retaining the Premier League title?
There's also Harry Kane's historic Ballon d'Or triumph, Liverpool's midfield problems and a fiery Superclásico between Boca Juniors and River Plate.
Two continents. Two perspectives. One beautiful game.
CHAPTERS
00:00–04:06 The Superclásico: has derby football gone too far?
04:06–08:02 Henry Winter defends football's fiercest rivalries
08:02–12:38 Why football rivalries mean so much to supporters
12:38–19:04 Harry Kane's Ballon d'Or triumph and remarkable journey
19:04–24:01 Estêvão: Brazil's biggest talent since Neymar?
24:01–27:37 Xabi Alonso's Chelsea dilemma and Estêvão's future
27:37–30:33 Lisandro Martínez's Manchester United crisis
30:33–34:39 Why Argentina's players thrive on the international stage
34:39–36:06 Arsenal's Anfield victory and the gamesmanship debate
36:06–38:32 Liverpool's midfield problem and the No. 10 dilemma
38:32–40:27 Can anyone stop Arsenal winning another Premier League title?
40:27–42:42 Vinícius Jr, Arsenal and the future of London's football hierarchy
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How two Brazilians showed everything wrong with Man United | Tim Vickery & Henry Winter
Bournemouth have done it again. AC Milan beaten 3-0. Manchester United beaten 3-0. So what's the secret behind one of football's smartest-run clubs?Tim Vickery and Henry Winter explore how AFC Bournemouth …
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Bournemouth have done it again. AC Milan beaten 3-0. Manchester United beaten 3-0. So what's the secret behind one of football's smartest-run clubs?
Tim Vickery and Henry Winter explore how AFC Bournemouth continue to punch above their weight through intelligent recruitment, player development and a remarkable ability to replace departing stars.
At the heart of the conversation are two Brazilians: Rayan and Evanilson.
From Rayan's rapid development and decision to join Bournemouth to Evanilson's extraordinary journey through Brazilian and European football, Tim and Henry explain why the Cherries have become such an attractive destination for ambitious young players.
They also discuss Bournemouth's recruitment philosophy, the legacy of Andoni Iraola, Marco Rose's impact and how the club continues to compete with some of Europe's biggest names despite its relatively modest resources.
Elsewhere in the episode:
Why Bournemouth's approach contrasts with Manchester United's recruitment struggles.
José Mourinho's Real Madrid defeating Barcelona in El Clásico.
Marcos Rojo's Copa Libertadores controversy and Abel Ferreira's future.
Maradona, Neymar and the evolution of Brazilian football.
Bobby Moore and the qualities that make a great football captain.
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Chapters:
00:00–05:27 Mourinho's Real Madrid beat Barcelona in El Clásico
05:28–07:02 Marcos Rojo's Copa Libertadores controversy
07:03–08:47 Bournemouth's incredible wins over Europe's giants
08:48–14:51 Rayan: Why Bournemouth is the perfect club
14:52–18:35 Evanilson: The forgotten Brazilian striker
18:36–20:18 How Bournemouth's recruitment model works
20:19–23:13 Selling stars, smart replacements and club culture
23:14–27:08 Bournemouth versus United: The pressure of the big clubs
27:09–32:12 Why Manchester United's recruitment keeps failing
32:13–34:39 What Manchester United can learn from Bournemouth
34:40–37:36 The Libertadores, Champions League and Abel Ferreira
37:37–41:16 Maradona and the evolution of modern football
41:17–43:18 Neymar and the lost art of street football
43:19–48:52 Bobby Moore, Maradona and great captains
48:53–49:17 Final thoughts and outro
The Dark History of El Clásico | Joey D'Urso, Tim Vickery & Dotun Adebayo
Why is El Clásico so popular?Real Madrid vs Barcelona is one of football's greatest rivalries. But how much of El Clásico's history do we really understand?Ahead of Barcelona vs Real Madrid on Sunday, 25 …
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Why is El Clásico so popular?
Real Madrid vs Barcelona is one of football's greatest rivalries. But how much of El Clásico's history do we really understand?
Ahead of Barcelona vs Real Madrid on Sunday, 25 October, Dotun Adebayo and Tim Vickery are joined by football journalist and author Joey D'Urso to uncover the extraordinary story behind Spanish football's biggest fixture.
From Francisco Franco and the Spanish Civil War to Alfredo Di Stéfano's controversial arrival at Real Madrid, the rivalry is rooted in far more than football.
How did Santiago Bernabéu build Madrid into a European superpower? Why did Johan Cruyff become so important to Barcelona's identity? And how did Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and the Galácticos turn El Clásico into a global phenomenon?
The conversation also explores the modern rivalry between Kylian Mbappé and Lamine Yamal, Rodri's decision to join Barcelona, José Mourinho's return to Real Madrid and whether LaLiga's two biggest clubs have become too powerful for Spanish football.
Joey D'Urso is the author of More Than a Shirt and the forthcoming Fields of Power, exploring world history through football stadiums.
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Neymar, Ronaldo and the Cult of the Individual | Tim Vickery & Henry Winter
What would Graeme Souness cost today? Henry Winter reckons £250 million. And he's just sat down with him.On episode 9 of Football & Futebol, Tim Vickery and Henry Winter go from Liverpool's great midfield …
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What would Graeme Souness cost today? Henry Winter reckons £250 million. And he's just sat down with him.
On episode 9 of Football & Futebol, Tim Vickery and Henry Winter go from Liverpool's great midfield general to the Brazilian conveyor belt keeping Shakhtar Donetsk alive, now playing Champions League football at Stamford Bridge.
Henry explains why Souness is respected but not revered, whether he could handle today's players, and the Newcastle tea lady who turned Jackie Milburn's picture to the wall. Tim explains why young Brazilians keep heading to Ukraine, why Flamengo, Palmeiras and Fluminense are fielding some of the oldest teams in football, and why Brazil's new foreign-player cap won't fix it.
Then it's Neymar. Tim was at the Maracanã for a ten-minute cameo in 2009 that showed what was coming, and he gives a blunt verdict on the World Cup penalty that became his last act for Brazil. Plus Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal walkout, what makes a true idol, Glenn Hoddle, Sir Bobby Robson, Diego Gómez's halfway-line screamer and the England v Poland night in 1973 where it all began for Tim.
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FC Camisa Book Club: Brian Reade, 'The Kop: A Fan's History of Football's Most Famous Stand.'
Liverpool's Kop helped change football culture forever. But is modern football threatening the very fans who made it famous?In the first episode of FC Camisa Football Book Club, Dotun Adebayo is joined by …
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Liverpool's Kop helped change football culture forever. But is modern football threatening the very fans who made it famous?
In the first episode of FC Camisa Football Book Club, Dotun Adebayo is joined by award-winning journalist and lifelong Liverpool supporter Brian Reade, author of The Kop: A Fan's History of Football's Most Famous Stand.
As the Kop celebrates its 120th anniversary, Brian looks back at the extraordinary story of Anfield's most famous stand, from its origins in South Africa to the birth of football terrace singing and the rise of You'll Never Walk Alone.
They explore how Bill Shankly built a unique relationship with Liverpool supporters, how fans fought back against the club's owners, and why the Kop played such a powerful role in unforgettable European nights against Chelsea and Barcelona.
Brian also reflects on Hillsborough and the fight for justice, the changing relationship between Liverpool and Everton supporters, rising ticket prices, and whether younger generations are losing access to the terraces.
Plus, what really makes the Kop special, and why couldn't Liverpool stop Manchester City at Anfield?
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Tim Vickery: Flamengo, Palmeiras & the Problem with Brazilian Football
Brazilian clubs have won SEVEN consecutive Copa Libertadores titles. With Flamengo and Palmeiras closing in on another final, can anyone stop Brazil's dominance of South American football?Tim Vickery joins us …
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Brazilian clubs have won SEVEN consecutive Copa Libertadores titles. With Flamengo and Palmeiras closing in on another final, can anyone stop Brazil's dominance of South American football?
Tim Vickery joins us from Rio de Janeiro for another edition of FC Camisa's A Postcard From...
After Palmeiras' 2-1 victory over Fluminense and Flamengo's goalless draw against Estudiantes, Tim breaks down the Copa Libertadores semi-finals, the growing financial gulf between Brazil and its continental rivals, and why some of the biggest clubs are struggling to develop their next generation.
But there's more to this story.
Vasco da Gama have stunned Boca Juniors at La Bombonera in the Copa Sudamericana, while a bitter battle over the Maracanã has exposed the politics and divisions within Brazilian football.
Can Flamengo and Palmeiras maintain their grip on South America? And is Brazilian football holding itself back?
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Man City Could Go UNBEATEN… and Still Be RELEGATED? | Tim Vickery & Henry Winter
Could Manchester City go unbeaten and still be relegated?Henry Winter was at Anfield for Manchester City's extraordinary 3-0 win over Liverpool. But with City found guilty of serious financial breaches by an …
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Could Manchester City go unbeaten and still be relegated?
Henry Winter was at Anfield for Manchester City's extraordinary 3-0 win over Liverpool. But with City found guilty of serious financial breaches by an independent commission, and their appeal still pending, one question hangs over the Premier League: what happens to the football if everything changes off the pitch?
Tim Vickery and Henry Winter debate City's future, the atmosphere at Anfield and why the club's financial controversy raises bigger questions about English football.
Across Manchester, things aren't much happier. Lisandro Martínez has publicly challenged Manchester United's leadership, putting Jason Wilcox, Jim Ratcliffe and the club's recruitment strategy under the spotlight. Have United's owners left Michael Carrick fighting a battle he cannot win?
The conversation then moves to the relationship between football and gambling. Tim explains why he refuses betting sponsors and reveals how Brazil's emergency betting ban is affecting its clubs, its politics and its people.
They also look ahead to the 2027 Women's World Cup in Brazil, Marta's extraordinary legacy, Euro 2028 and the rising cost of watching international football.
Tim Vickery in Brazil. Henry Winter in England. Two perspectives on the beautiful game.
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“There Ain’t Another One Like Him” | Tim & Dotun on Lionel Messi
Lionel Messi has played his final game for Argentina. Or has he? After 21 years with the national team, Messi signed off with a goal and two assists as Argentina beat Benin 3-0 in an emotional farewell at the …
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Lionel Messi has played his final game for Argentina. Or has he? After 21 years with the national team, Messi signed off with a goal and two assists as Argentina beat Benin 3-0 in an emotional farewell at the Monumental.
Dotun Adebayo is joined by South American football expert Tim Vickery to look back at Messi's extraordinary Argentina story, from the 17-year-old Tim first watched at the 2005 South American U20 Championship to becoming a World Cup-winning captain and one of the greatest footballers the game has ever seen.
But Tim also asks whether this really has to be the end. With Lionel Scaloni overseeing a new generation featuring Nico Paz, Franco Mastantuono and an established core of Enzo Fernández, Alexis Mac Allister, Julián Álvarez and Lautaro Martínez, could Messi one day return without having to carry Argentina on his shoulders?
They also discuss the huge role Jorge Messi played in his son's Argentina career, who could possibly replace the No.10, Tim's favourite Messi moments and the question football will be asking for decades: Will we ever see another Lionel Messi?
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Could Jude Bellingham Become England’s Next No.9? | Tim Vickery & Henry Winter
Is Jude Bellingham already beyond Paul Gascoigne in the England conversation?After England demolished Croatia 7-0 in Rijeka, Henry Winter makes his biggest claim yet about the Real Madrid midfielder: after …
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Is Jude Bellingham already beyond Paul Gascoigne in the England conversation?
After England demolished Croatia 7-0 in Rijeka, Henry Winter makes his biggest claim yet about the Real Madrid midfielder: after nearly four decades covering the England team, Bellingham is the best England player he has ever covered.
Alongside Tim Vickery, Henry explains why he puts Bellingham ahead of Gazza, whether Jude could eventually become England’s No.9 as Harry Kane drops deeper, and what the historic win over Croatia really tells us about Thomas Tuchel’s England after their World Cup disappointment.
Tim and Henry also look at the growing problem facing South American national teams as Europe’s Nations League shuts out traditional friendlies, what that means for the political power of FIFA president Gianni Infantino, and Alexandre Pato’s extraordinary new chapter at Northampton Town.
Sports Alpha Capital, the consortium involving Pato, has taken a 70% shareholding in Northampton Town Ventures Limited, with the club beginning its new era debt-free and Pato set to join the board. Could Northampton really become the next Wrexham?
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Tim Vickery's India V Brazil Post Match Thoughts
Tim Vickery's on the whistle thoughts on India v Brazil. He discusses how Brazil's 4-0 win will be seen in Brazil and what Ancelotti learnt from the fixture as well as what he thought of India.Join the FC …
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Tim Vickery's on the whistle thoughts on India v Brazil. He discusses how Brazil's 4-0 win will be seen in Brazil and what Ancelotti learnt from the fixture as well as what he thought of India.
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India v Brazil is bigger than you think | Arunava Chaudhuri, Tim Vickery, Dotun Adebayo
Brazil and India are about to meet for the first time at senior international level. But this is about far more than one football match.Indian football expert Arunava Chaudhuri joins Dotun Adebayo and Tim …
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Brazil and India are about to meet for the first time at senior international level. But this is about far more than one football match.
Indian football expert Arunava Chaudhuri joins Dotun Adebayo and Tim Vickery to explain why India remains one of football’s great untapped stories.
Why are Brazil and Argentina so deeply loved across India? What did Pelé’s legendary visit to Kolkata change? How significant was India’s decision not to travel to the 1950 World Cup? And with a population of more than a billion people, why has India still struggled to establish itself on football’s biggest stage?
They also discuss India’s encouraging draw against Panama, the influence of European football and the Premier League, competition with cricket, South Asian players abroad, India’s regional talent hotspots and whether the right generation could finally transform the national team.
Brazil arrive in Kolkata after beginning their post-2026 World Cup cycle against Australia, while India prepare for one of the most significant fixtures in their football history.
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Argentina Have Already Found Their Post-Messi Plan | Tim Vickery
Argentina have played their first game since the World Cup, and their first real glimpse of life after Lionel Messi might already be here.Tim Vickery breaks down Argentina’s 4-0 win over Bolivia and explains …
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Argentina have played their first game since the World Cup, and their first real glimpse of life after Lionel Messi might already be here.
Tim Vickery breaks down Argentina’s 4-0 win over Bolivia and explains why Lionel Scaloni staying could be an even bigger story than Messi leaving. From Nico Paz and Franco Mastantuono competing to shape Argentina’s attack, to Boca Juniors teenager Leonel Flores showing signs of becoming an Ángel Di María-style weapon, Argentina’s next generation is beginning to emerge.
Tim also looks at Exequiel Palacios’ influence in midfield, Cristian Romero captaining Argentina in his hometown, the Lautaro Martínez-Julián Álvarez partnership, and what Argentina still needs to learn against stronger opposition. Is Argentina already building the team that will take them towards 2030?
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Africa’s New Football Power & Brazil’s Rebuild | Dotun Adebayo, Tim Vickery and Maher Mehazi
The international break is here, but for Africa and South America it means two very different things.Dotun Adebayo is joined by Tim Vickery and Maher Mezahi to look beyond the usual international-break …
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The international break is here, but for Africa and South America it means two very different things.
Dotun Adebayo is joined by Tim Vickery and Maher Mezahi to look beyond the usual international-break headlines and explain what is really at stake across two continents.
In Africa, qualification for AFCON 2027 begins. Nigeria start their campaign without Victor Osimhen, while Madagascar provide a reminder of just how quickly the balance of power is changing across African football.
Maher explains the role academies and diaspora players are playing in that change, from Cape Verde and Comoros to Madagascar and Mali, and why getting player development right in Africa is far more complicated than simply copying the European model.
There is also a huge opening fixture between Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana. Hervé Renard is back with the Elephants and beginning a new generation, while Carlos Queiroz remains in charge of a Ghana side facing a rebuild of its own.
Then Tim takes us to South America, where attention has already turned towards the 2030 World Cup.
What happens to Argentina after Lionel Messi? Who becomes South America's next great number 10? And can Carlo Ancelotti rebuild a Brazil side that now needs something it once produced almost automatically: midfielders capable of controlling matches?
Plus, why the unusual format of the 2030 World Cup could completely change South American qualifying, and why national teams outside Europe are finding it increasingly difficult to organise meaningful international friendlies.
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England Lost to Spain. But Their Bigger Problem Is Coming | Tim Vickery & Henry Winter
England have just gone down 3-2 to world champions Spain at Wembley, but Tim Vickery and Henry Winter believe Thomas Tuchel has problems that go far beyond one result.Why does England still struggle to control …
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England have just gone down 3-2 to world champions Spain at Wembley, but Tim Vickery and Henry Winter believe Thomas Tuchel has problems that go far beyond one result.
Why does England still struggle to control the biggest games? Should Trent Alexander-Arnold be starting? And perhaps most importantly, who replaces Harry Kane when England's captain can no longer lead the line?
Tim and Henry also turn to Brazil, where clubs have approved a major reduction in the number of foreign players allowed in matchday squads. Will it create more opportunities for young Brazilian talent, or is the country's player-development problem much deeper?
From Jude Bellingham and Anthony Gordon to Brazil's disappearing street-football culture, this episode of Futebol & Football looks at how England and Brazil are trying to produce the next generation.
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Futebol & Football: “Don’t Rush Michael Carrick Out Yet”
Tim Vickery and Henry Winter take on the biggest stories from both sides of the Atlantic.With pressure building around Michael Carrick at Manchester United, Henry offers a rare insight into the man behind the …
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Tim Vickery and Henry Winter take on the biggest stories from both sides of the Atlantic.
With pressure building around Michael Carrick at Manchester United, Henry offers a rare insight into the man behind the manager, from working with Carrick on his autobiography to the perfectionism that shaped his playing and coaching career.
Tim and Henry also revisit Carrick's extraordinary England career, debate whether peak Carrick would start ahead of Declan Rice, and ask why English football still struggles to produce elite No.6s.
Then attention turns to England. Thomas Tuchel prepares to face world champions Spain at Wembley after a turbulent World Cup, while five players have already withdrawn from the squad.
Plus: why South American players view international duty differently, Brazil's post-World Cup rebuild under Carlo Ancelotti, the strange problem facing South American qualifying for 2030, and what a 64-team World Cup could do to international football.
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Tim Vickery: Why Estudiantes’ Libertadores Run Matters for ALL of South America
Brazil has won the last seven Copa Libertadores. Now Flamengo, Palmeiras and Fluminense are into the 2026 semi-finals, with Estudiantes the only team standing between Brazil and another all-Brazilian final.Tim …
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Brazil has won the last seven Copa Libertadores. Now Flamengo, Palmeiras and Fluminense are into the 2026 semi-finals, with Estudiantes the only team standing between Brazil and another all-Brazilian final.
Tim Vickery breaks down an extraordinary week of South American football.
Memphis Depay had the chance to save Corinthians deep into stoppage time, only to send his penalty over the bar. Flamengo were pushed to the brink by Independiente del Valle. Palmeiras somehow survived a late LDU Quito comeback and penalty shootout. Fluminense had to fight their way past first-time Libertadores entrants Platense.
Tim also explains the bigger story behind Brazil's dominance: the financial gap, squad depth and why opponents now have almost no margin for error against the continent's biggest Brazilian clubs.
Plus, we head into the Copa Sudamericana for Boca Juniors vs São Paulo, Vasco da Gama, Atlético Mineiro, Santos and Montevideo City Torque.
The 2026 Libertadores semi-finals are set:
Flamengo vs Estudiantes
Palmeiras vs Fluminense
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Henry Winter: England's best passer is finally back!
Is a new-look England beginning to take shape under Thomas Tuchel?On a new mini-series called 'Mini Futebol & Football with Tim Vickery & Henry Winter', Henry is at Wembley after the announcement of England’s …
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Is a new-look England beginning to take shape under Thomas Tuchel?
On a new mini-series called 'Mini Futebol & Football with Tim Vickery & Henry Winter', Henry is at Wembley after the announcement of England’s latest squad, with Trent Alexander-Arnold and Cole Palmer back in the fold alongside Alex Scott, Kobbie Mainoo and Jarrad Branthwaite.
Henry looks at the creativity Tuchel now has at his disposal, from Trent’s passing range to Palmer’s ability between the lines and Alex Scott’s invention in midfield.
Could this be an England side capable of playing with more freedom, getting on the front foot and making better use of the attacking talent around Harry Kane?
With world champions Spain coming to Wembley, we could be about to get our first proper look at the next version of Tuchel’s England.
Henry also reflects on the World Cup before looking ahead to the players who could shape England’s next chapter.
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Enzo Fernández Is EXACTLY What Man City Needed | Tim Vickery and Henry Winter
Enzo Fernández has taken almost no time to make his presence felt at Manchester City.After City went down to ten men in the Manchester derby, Henry Winter was struck by the Argentine’s response. His aggression …
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Enzo Fernández has taken almost no time to make his presence felt at Manchester City.
After City went down to ten men in the Manchester derby, Henry Winter was struck by the Argentine’s response. His aggression, control and ability to take responsibility made him look, in Henry’s words, like he was playing as two men.
Tim Vickery and Henry discuss why Fernández could be exactly what Manchester City need in their rebuilt midfield, Elliot Anderson’s rise and the controversial Erling Haaland winner at Old Trafford.
Before Manchester, the conversation starts in Venice.
Henry was at Venezia against Fiorentina to watch Franco Mastantuono score a hat-trick. Tim explains why the 19-year-old’s loan from Real Madrid could be a crucial moment in his development, why young South American players can lose momentum in Europe and why Mastantuono may eventually have to change position to fulfil his potential.
They also discuss the changing power structure of South American football, Flamengo’s growing pull, the golden age of British football fanzines, whether journalists have become disconnected from supporters and whether modern football fandom has become more tribal.
Plus, Luka Modrić’s obsession with analysing his own performances, Bruno Guimarães working on how he reacts to mistakes, Marcus Rashford and Cristiano Ronaldo’s support teams, and why longevity at the top rarely happens by accident.
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Fan TV Is About Ego. Fanzines Were Anything But!
Before Fan TV, social media and football influencers, supporters had fanzines.Dotun Adebayo and Tim Vickery are joined by writer and broadcaster Daniel Gray to tell the story of the football fanzine movement …
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Before Fan TV, social media and football influencers, supporters had fanzines.
Dotun Adebayo and Tim Vickery are joined by writer and broadcaster Daniel Gray to tell the story of the football fanzine movement that challenged clubs, fought racism, questioned authority and helped change British football.
Daniel is the author of Fanzine: The Story of Football’s Alternative Press, his new book exploring the extraordinary supporter-led movement that grew from the terraces during the 1980s and 1990s.
After researching around 8,000 fanzines and speaking to more than 40 editors and contributors, Daniel explains how homemade publications became a genuine force inside football.
They discuss why football clubs were frightened of fanzines, the campaigns against ID cards and racism, Hillsborough through the eyes of supporters, the influence of punk and Private Eye, Brian Clough’s furious encounter with a Nottingham Forest fanzine and why Daniel does not see modern Fan TV as the true successor to fanzine culture.
Plus, why a new generation increasingly tired of living entirely online could yet keep the printed football fanzine alive.
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West Ham Without VAR: “It’s a Different Game of Football”
Jarrod Bowen could have left West Ham after relegation. Instead, he stayed. Now he’s leading them from the front.After Bowen’s brace helped West Ham beat Bolton 3-2 and move top of the Championship, Mark …
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Jarrod Bowen could have left West Ham after relegation. Instead, he stayed. Now he’s leading them from the front.
After Bowen’s brace helped West Ham beat Bolton 3-2 and move top of the Championship, Mark Webster joins Dotun Adebayo and Seb White on the Brazilian Shirt Name podcast to discuss why life outside the Premier League might be exactly what the Hammers needed.
They discuss Bowen’s growing status as a West Ham leader, Nuno Espírito Santo adapting to the Championship, why football without VAR feels different, the importance of West Ham’s travelling support and the academy players getting their opportunity.
Plus, with Millwall approaching, Mark explains the history behind one of English football’s fiercest rivalries and why its rarity has only intensified it.
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Who Put Football’s Angriest Fans in Charge? | Tim Vickery & Henry Winter
Estêvão chose Chelsea partly because they saw him as a No.10. So why is a possible wing-back role now part of the conversation?Tim Vickery and Henry Winter discuss where Brazil’s exceptional young talent fits …
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Estêvão chose Chelsea partly because they saw him as a No.10. So why is a possible wing-back role now part of the conversation?
Tim Vickery and Henry Winter discuss where Brazil’s exceptional young talent fits under Xabi Alonso, the competition from Cole Palmer and Morgan Rogers, and why Michael Owen’s injury history is a reminder to be patient.
Elsewhere, who is setting football’s agenda: people who understand the game, or whoever shouts loudest online? From fake quotes to a young Corinthians supporter needing a police escort after receiving Neymar’s shirt, Tim and Henry explore what happens when rivalry turns into hostility.
They also debate how an opposition candidate could beat Gianni Infantino, why the Club World Cup matters so much in Brazil, whether Flamengo can challenge Europe’s best, and why Martin Ødegaard might be Arsenal’s best “new signing”.
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Everything you need to know from the Transfer Window
The transfer window is shut, Tottenham have spent more than £300m rebuilding Roberto De Zerbi’s squad, and yet there are already serious questions about whether it will actually work.Dotun Adebayo is joined by …
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The transfer window is shut, Tottenham have spent more than £300m rebuilding Roberto De Zerbi’s squad, and yet there are already serious questions about whether it will actually work.
Dotun Adebayo is joined by FC Camisa’s Seb White and football journalist and video creator Joseph O’Sullivan to dissect one of the wildest transfer windows yet.
Has Tottenham’s enormous rebuild given De Zerbi everything he needs, or does the sheer scale of the spending simply leave him with nowhere to hide?
They also get into Manchester City’s £125m move for Enzo Fernández, whether the Argentine is genuinely worth that kind of money, his emotional Chelsea farewell and why he could transform City’s midfield.
Plus, Aston Villa’s rebuild, whether Arsenal did enough to improve a title-winning squad, Chelsea’s fascinating business and the transfers that could prove to be the smartest deals of the summer.
Who won the transfer window? And who might already regret it?
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Tim Vickery & Miguel Pereira: The Champions League Is Bigger… But Is It Better?
The Champions League is back. But who can actually stop PSG?Dotun Adebayo and Tim Vickery are joined by football writer and author Miguel Pereira to look ahead to the new Champions League season and debate …
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The Champions League is back. But who can actually stop PSG?
Dotun Adebayo and Tim Vickery are joined by football writer and author Miguel Pereira to look ahead to the new Champions League season and debate whether PSG can make it three European titles in a row.
They discuss Arsenal, Real Madrid, Barcelona and Bayern Munich’s chances, why Kylian Mbappé still desperately needs a Champions League title, Harry Kane’s European ambitions and whether the demands of the Premier League actually make it harder for English clubs to conquer Europe.
There’s also a fascinating debate about UEFA’s new 36-team league format, the decline of Serie A, the disappearance of traditional defending, Como’s rise under Cesc Fàbregas and the outsiders worth keeping an eye on.
Plus, the panel looks ahead to a huge opening week featuring Real Madrid vs Inter, Porto vs Manchester City, Napoli vs Arsenal and Liverpool vs Atlético Madrid.
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Futebol & Football with Tim Vickery & Henry Winter: Does the Premier League put off football’s biggest stars?
Tim Vickery and Henry Winter return for Episode 2 of Futebol & Football, with Tim delivering a damning assessment of Neymar’s World Cup role and questioning how Carlo Ancelotti became caught up in the pressure …
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Tim Vickery and Henry Winter return for Episode 2 of Futebol & Football, with Tim delivering a damning assessment of Neymar’s World Cup role and questioning how Carlo Ancelotti became caught up in the pressure surrounding Brazil’s biggest star.
But first, Tim and Henry tackle the madness of the transfer window and the extraordinary financial power of the Premier League. Has England’s wealth made it the most competitive league in world football, and are even the biggest clubs now being forced to adapt to the physicality of the teams below them?
They also discuss Gabriel Jesus leaving Arsenal for Barcelona, why his 2018 World Cup may have permanently changed him as a goalscorer, Gabriel Martinelli’s Arsenal legacy, Savinho’s stalled development, Manchester City’s move for Palmeiras talent Allan, Juninho’s impact at Middlesbrough and the return of Cole Palmer.
Plus: Chelsea’s frightening new attack, England’s ridiculous collection of No.10s, Brazil under Ancelotti and why England’s upcoming meeting with Spain could tell us plenty about Thomas Tuchel’s side. Futebol & Football with Tim Vickery & Henry Winter is part of FC Camisa, the home of football stories told properly.
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Tim Vickery on Lionel Messi's Retirement
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