Rethinking the football museum
Heritage studies has not engaged much with the world of football, but some football museums are quickly becoming places for social work and education.
The Dutch East Indies, a colonial team at a World Cup
At the 1938 football World Cup in France, the team representing the Dutch East Indies played Hungary.
Far away and/or forgotten? Learning history through the Conference League
Several football clubs have to play away from their home because of war and conflict. This article will look at some of those clubs.
When Football was mobilised
Football’s history can be traced along troops stations and frontlines.
When God was Bulgarian
Today in 1993, one football match connected a rooster, Bulgaria and God.
FC United serves as a mirror
FC United is a documentary about racism in Belgium and gives much needed voice to the affected.
A plea for inclusion
From the example of Goalball, we look at some broader issues with inclusion and equality in sport.
Social layers in a Netflix drama ‘Club de Cuervos’
Review of a drama show to help students discuss societal issues.
Animals of Football
The German Football Club 1. FC Köln has a goat as a mascot. Here is a short story on why that is.
Giovinette, a forgotten story
A review of a recent novel which may open a window on the early days of women’s football in Italy.
