The Football Heritage Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Our contributors Rory, Dave, Chris, Christian and Matty come together for a look back at their years on and off the pitch, as well as discussing their plans and wishes for 2025.

Thank you to everyone who has supported Football Heritage since launching this year. We hope you have a wonderful Christmas and New Year.

We'll see you again in 2025!

This is our last podcast of 2024. Our next podcast episode will be released on February 17.

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57. KMSK Deinze

We're joined once again by Scott Coyne from The Belgian Football Podcast to cover the recently-defunct KMSK Deinze and the crisis which football in Belgium finds itself in.

12 days ago, Belgian club KMSK Deinze announced their bankruptcy, bringing an end to 98 years of history and an 18-month long circus.

This is the detailed story of how, and why this continues to happen in Belgium.

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Scott Coyne

@scott_coyne

Coyne Consultancy

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The Belgian Football Podcast

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48. Remembering Sevilla: The 2003 UEFA Cup Final

We're joined by the latest contributor to join the Football Heritage ranks, Jonee, to reminisce on the 2003 UEFA Cup Final between Celtic and Porto.

Instead of a tactical breakdown or analysis of the match, we instead describe our memories of watching the final, their feelings on the run up to the final and, in Jonee's case, what it was like watching his club win a European trophy.

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@Jonee13

47. Representing Tonga: A Chat With Maikeli Lomu

We're joined once again by Brock Mildon alongside Tongan international footballer Maikeli Lomu to hear his incredible story.

Maikeli packed up his life and moved to Tonga, a remote island nation in Polynesia, after receiving a call up to their national team. His story generated intrigue around football in Tonga, who subsequently ended up minutes away from World Cup qualification in the OFC qualifiers.

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@BrocksKitCloset

46. Identity Football: Heritage & Image in Football Clubs

We're joined by co-founder of The Deep Creative, Edd Norval, for a discussion on how football clubs use heritage and identity in the promotion of themselves and their branding.

This discussion revolves around football clubs attempting to tap into heritage elements and concepts to consolidate their own community roots and identities.

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@EddNorval

The Deep

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45. The FENIX Trophy

We're joined by Leonardo Aleotti, founder of The FENIX Trophy and chairman of Brera FC.

The FENIX Trophy is a tournament which aims to bring European football to non-professional clubs. It promotes fair play, the mixing of different fan cultures and community organisation.

This episode covers this incredible tournament and its objectives as it enters its next edition.

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44. Auld Foes: The History of the Edinburgh Derby

We're joined by author James Stephen to talk about the history of the Edinburgh Derby, one of Scotland's biggest fixtures.

Often overshadowed by the Old Firm, the Edinburgh Derby can trace its roots to 1875, making it one of the oldest rivalries in Scotland. Like their Glasgow counterparts, the Edinburgh Derby is drenched in socio-political, economic and historical context.

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James Stephen

@AuldFoes

'Auld Foes: World Football's Oldest Rivalry'

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43. Clube União Fabril

We're joined by author and journalist Miguel L. Pereira to talk about Clube União Fabril, a club who were a former Portuguese powerhouse. They once registered a 3rd place finish and boasted a number of young talents in their ranks.

But there was a catch: they were bankrolled entirely by Salazar's fascist regime.

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Miguel L. Pereira

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'Bring Me That Horizon: A Journey To the Soul of Portuguese Football' https://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/bring-me-horizon

42. Kjøbenhavns Boldklub

We're joined by Chris Lee and Flemming Christensen to tell the story of Denmark's (and potentially Europe's) oldest association football club.

Kjøbenhavns Boldklub, or KB, were a multi-sports organisation founded in 1876, with their football club being added in 1878. They were one of the early dominant forces in Danish football, but after falling from grace merged with Boldklubben 1903 to form FC København.We ask Flemming, who grew up supporting KB, what it was like being a part of Denmark's emerging ultras scene and if trading KB for FCK has been worth it.

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@outsidewrite

41. The First Matildas: National or Representative?

We're joined by journalist and podcaster Sam Lewis to discuss the maelstrom of issues surrounding the 'first' Matildas team, a recent controversy which has reshaped Women's football in Australia.

Sam published an article at the beginning of July explaining the issues surrounding the 1975 side who played in what came to be recognised as the first Women's Asian Cup. Their recent recognition as the first Australian Women's National Team has been problematic and caused serious issues among the Matildas alumni.

Rory and Sam also discuss the difficulty in tracing historic records from Women's football and other common issues in studying one of football's most forgotten areas of history.

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