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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'.

  1. 2d ago

    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. 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. The Brazilian Shirt Name Podcast is part of FC Camisa, a new home for football stories told properly. 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 Follow the The Brazilian Shirt Name Podcast channel on WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBNgO58PgsAgQXRP32T

  2. 6d ago

    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 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 Subscribe to FC Camisa for more Futebol & Football with Tim Vickery and Henry Winter. FC Camisa | Football's story, told properly.

  3. Nov 6

    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 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? Subscribe to FC Camisa for more conversations exploring football's greatest stories. 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 Follow us on Instagram: @FC_Camisa_ Miguel Lourenço Pereira is the author of Bring Me That Horizon: A Journey to the Soul of Portuguese Football.

  4. Nov 5

    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 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? Subscribe to FC Camisa for the Brazilian Shirt Name Podcast, Futebol & Football and more conversations about the stories behind the beautiful game. Join our WhatsApp channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBNgO58PgsAgQXRP32T FC Camisa | Football's story, told properly. Produced and distributed by 11-29 Media.

    400 Not Out... The Brazilian Shirt Name Origin Story

  5. Nov 4

    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 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 Subscribe to FC Camisa for more football stories told properly, featuring Tim Vickery, Dotun Adebayo and guests from across the football world. What would you rather see: San Siro preserved or a brand-new stadium for AC Milan and Inter? Let us know in the comments.

    What Has Gone Wrong With Italian Football? | Joseph O'Sullivan, Tim Vickery & Dotun Adebayo

  6. Nov 2

    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 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 Join Tim Vickery and Henry Winter every week on Futebol & Football, exclusively on FC Camisa. Subscribe for expert football analysis, stories from South America, Premier League debates and insights from two of football's most respected journalists.

    Estêvão Superstar, Martinez Seeing Stars (and Red), Arsenal hold | Tim Vickery & Henry Winter

  7. Oct 26

    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 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. Join Tim Vickery and Henry Winter for another episode of Futebol & Football, exclusively on FC Camisa. Subscribe to FC Camisa for football stories, analysis and conversations from both sides of the Atlantic. Produced and distributed by 11-29 Media. 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

    How two Brazilians showed everything wrong with Man United | Tim Vickery & Henry Winter

  8. Oct 22

    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 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. This is The Brazilian Shirt Name Podcast on FC Camisa, where football's stories are told properly. Who do you think will win El Clásico? And which moment in history has done the most to shape this rivalry? Let us know in the comments. Subscribe to FC Camisa for more football stories, history and analysis. Join our WhatsApp channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBNgO58PgsAgQXRP32T

    The Dark History of El Clásico | Joey D'Urso, Tim Vickery & Dotun Adebayo
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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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    11-29 Media
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    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
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