Selling fast: Francesco Totti and Philosophies. First up, Totti in all his glory, covering the highs and lows of his Roma and Italy career. Just look at that cover! Alongside it comes our exploration of the philosophies and systems that made football. thesefootballtimes.shop/mag

Introducing Francesco Totti and Philosophies. First up, Totti in all his glory, covering the highs and lows of his Roma and Italy career. Just look at that cover! Alongside it comes our exploration of the philosophies and systems that made football. thesefootballtimes.shop/mag

Introducing the 🏟 Stadiums issue. Let us take you around the world in this unique photobook as we search for the most stunning and unique grounds going. The first of three volumes. Out now while stocks last. thesefootballtimes.shop/stdm

🔵 Introducing the FC Porto issue. From the glory of Futre, Madjer, Gomes and Mourinho to the heroics of Sir Bobby, Jardel, Quaresma and Deco, this has been as much fun to make as any of our issues. It's such a good read. Out now #FCPorto #SeguimosJuntos thesefootballtimes.shop/fcp

Introducing the new magazine duo: Porto and Stadiums. First up, the glorious Porto issue. Might be our best club mag yet. With it comes Stadiums, a photobook that traverses the world in search of the most beautiful, unique grounds. Available now. thesefootballtimes.shop/mag

A nice surprise when the latest issue of @thesefootballtimes.shop arrives on a Sunday afternoon

Introducing 𝗔𝘁𝗹é𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗼 𝗱𝗲 𝗠𝗮𝗱𝗿𝗶𝗱 and 𝗠𝗲𝘅𝗶𝗰𝗼. One of our most engrossing club issues takes us to the heart of Spanish football, and the underrated joy of Mexican football returns. So much to like. Yours while limited stocks last. thesefootballtimes.shop/mag

Introducing ... Atlético de Madrid and Mexico. One of our most engrossing club issues takes us to the heart of Spanish football, and the joy of Mexico returns for the first time since 2017. Out now. thesefootballtimes.shop/mag

Introducing 𝗔𝘁𝗹é𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗼 𝗱𝗲 𝗠𝗮𝗱𝗿𝗶𝗱 and 𝗠𝗲𝘅𝗶𝗰𝗼. One of our most engrossing club issues takes us to the heart of Spanish football, and the underrated joy of Mexican football returns. So much to like. Yours while limited stocks last. thesefootballtimes.shop/mag

Introducing ... Atlético de Madrid and Mexico. One of our most engrossing club issues takes us to the heart of Spanish football, and the joy of Mexico returns for the first time since 2017. Out now. thesefootballtimes.shop/mag

They always are. Highly recommended 👍

@thesefootballtimes.shop Another stunner just dropped in

A masterpiece from @thesefootballtimes.shop 👏

That 2011-12 Borussia Dortmund side 💛🖤

While everyone was excited by the Champions League final, Vegard Erlien scored this Puskás contender for Tromsø against Vålerenga. Just give him the award.

Three games, three cities, 330 minutes and 205,000 fans: the 1977 League Cup between Everton and Aston Villa broke all the records. As part of our Hot Bovril, Cold Terraces series, Paul McParlan remembered the game that never seemed to end.

Throwback to this vintage photoshoot of Francesco Totti and his fridge stocked with [checks notes] boots. Loads of Diadora boots. Can’t make a brew with Diadoras, pal. Get some milk in. And put a shirt on. Showing us all up.

Take a peek inside the Aston Villa and Baggio magazines. Then grab your copy before they sell out. You'll like them. 🟣 Aston Villa thesefootballtimes.shop/avfc 🇮🇹 Roberto Baggio thesefootballtimes.shop/baggio

Take a peek inside the Aston Villa and Baggio magazines. Then grab your copy before they sell out. You'll like them. 🟣 Aston Villa thesefootballtimes.shop/avfc 🇮🇹 Roberto Baggio thesefootballtimes.shop/baggio

🟣 Introducing Aston Villa and Roberto Baggio. The stunning chronicles of one of England's most historic clubs, and the legend of Il Divin Codino's career. Yours now while stocks last. #AVFC #UTV #Baggio 📲 thesefootballtimes.shop/mag

🇦🇷 Maradona 🇮🇹 Baggio 🇧🇷 Ronaldo 🇳🇱 Cruyff 🇧🇷 Pelé 🇫🇷 Zidane 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Gascoigne Who else needs the Player Issue treatment?

ICYMI | Goodbye to Goodison. Paul McParlan, a regular since the 1960s, joins @themagicofthecup.bsky.social to talk the ground's history, from the Boys' Pen to Pelé and lots more. Listen and download ⬇️ Apple bit.ly/3oyPu89 Spotify bit.ly/3BVb3Tm Online bit.ly/3RPz0Uh

Under the leadership of Jorge Valdano, Tenerife carved themselves a place in history as the title deciders for two glorious seasons. As told by @dominichougham.bsky.social.

Barcelona 2-2 Brazil To mark Barca’s centenary year in 1999, Brazil were invited to the Nou Camp for a special exhibition game. Ronaldo and Rivaldo scored for Brazil, while Luis Enrique and Phillip Cocu netted for Barca as the two sides shared the spoils.

🗓️ 16 May 2004 Roberto Baggio bids farewell to football. We had James Kelly cover the Divine Ponytail’s final glorious years at Brescia.

It’s been 30 years since Blackburn won the Premier League, so let @trevorm90.bsky.social take you back to a time when Rovers ruled England.

Serie A forwards from the ‘90s and ‘00s except they’re all Corinthian Prostars.

“Malesani danced on the touchline. Parma’s rise had reached its zenith.” Luca Hodges-Ramon charts the insatiable rise of Parma in the nineties.

Kent-Are Antonsen went full Beckham for Tromsø away at KFUM Oslo today.

“Four first-half goals, Alexander Sørloth? Four? That’s insane.”

A good week for the Inzaghi brothers, and a good week to reacquaint yourself with our Brothers in Arms series.

Defending is overrated anyway.

Trouble in Paradise: Jonathan Woodgate’s Nightmare Spell at Real Madrid. Will Sharp recounts Woodgate’s underwhelming move to the record Spanish champions.

The only thing more nonchalant than this sumptuous Batistuta finish is the commentator’s reaction.

For all their similarities, they were not the same. Gullit was choleric; Rijkaard was phlegmatic. Gullit was yin; Rijkaard was yang. Gullit was Hamlet; Rijkaard was Horatio. Priya Ramesh chronicles Gullit and Rijkaard’s journey to the top.

David Beckham turns 50 today. His celebrity status often overshadows his ability on a football pitch — which in the late nineties was at its considerable peak. We’ve delved into the archives to remind you why Beckham remains one of the game’s greats.

Joe Cole’s footwork is ✨immaculate✨

For 39 years, the Cup Winners’ Cup was one of European football’s gems, underrated by many and missed by more. And yet no team ever defended it. By Sam Carney.

Uncanny 🤣

Luis Figo with his hair scribbled on by your 5 year old

A young Luís Figo for Sporting. Already looks like he’s 35, been through two divorces and can often be found down his local Wetherspoons necking Heinekens in a pair of flared jeans, Burton brown brogues and distressed leather jacket.

📖🇫🇷 @thesefootballtimes.shop That’s me sorted for the next couple of hours 👍

For the reprint, we’re going to have to get this redrawn with Scott McTominay front and centre, aren’t we?

A mad game of football in Stavanger where Viking and Tromsø play out a 4-4 draw with three of the goals coming in extra time.

Hertha BSC supporters bid farewell to Walter Frankenstein who died this week at the age of 100. He survived the Holocaust by spending 25 months hiding from the Nazis in Berlin. “You’re bold. You’re not afraid. You have good friends, and you’re very, very lucky.”

Cruyff won the double with Ajax in 1983 but when told was no longer in their plans, he left for rvials Feyenoord, where he proceeded to win another double. Told by Steven Scragg.

Sad news for Leicester fans: Jamie Vardy is leaving at the end of the season after 13 years and nearly 200 goals. Good news for the proprietor of his local corner shop: sales of Red Bull and snus are about to go through the roof.

Everyone has a favourite Riquelme nutmeg, and this is probably ours.