This article examines the approaches of three English clubs to archiving football shirts, highlighting their heritage value as symbols of identity, memory, and community.
Here are three books which offer inspiration and context on the deep roots of football.
Football clubs are focal points of many community stories. School students in Katowice were assigned to search for the best ones. This one is about living with political changes.
A tragedy and a club, a Silesian story of how a club was surrounded by persecution.
How football and the Soviet occupation blurred the everyday life of Silesians.
A Tale of Polish Football Legend and GKS Katowice, dreams, and life's surprises.
As the sporting world prepares for the 2024 Paris Olympics, we look at 100 years ago and the age of rail.
Historian Jurryt van de Vooren took a dive into the archive to discover a unique relationship between football and trains.
This article gives us a view on how commercial travel by air developed and how football organisers and footballers made use of it.
When flying was introduced, footballers also started to use it. The article gives us a glimpse of the fast changing world in the 20th century.
Archival documents about the so-called entertainment tax are an interesting and surprising source for research into football history.
For years, fans were banned from attending matches. Politicians believed that the sectarian-driven clashes in the stadiums might take Lebanon to another civil war.
