The Brazilian Shirt Name Podcast

Dotun and Tim talk to author Karan Tejwani about the day Erik Ten Hag's Ajax beat Real Madrid in a European Cup Quater Final in Madrid.Karan is the author of Glorious Reinvention, The Rebirth of Aax Amsterdam which you can purchase here: https://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/glorious-reinvention

Dotun and Tim welcome James Dixon to talk about the night that Norwich City beat Bayern Munich in Germany in the UEFA Cup

Dotun and Tim are joined by Director Sam Collins to go back to the 1991 FA Cup Final. Sam is the director of a new documentary on Paul Gascoigne; 'Gazza'Gazza is currently avaliable to view on the BBC iPlayer (UK Only)

Dotun and Tim go back to the 1974 World Cup, when Brazil lost to the Dutch 2-0

Dotun and Tim are joined by lifelong Aberdeen fan David Telfer to discuss the night Sir Alex Ferguson's Aberdeen beat Real Madrid to win the European Cup Winners Cup

Dotun and Tim welcome Peter Hooton back onto the show to discuss Liverpool's 1984 European Cup Win against Roma and his forthcoming BT Sport Documentary The Boot Room Boys which will be broadcast on BT Sport on the 5th April 2022

Dotun and Tim go back to 1989 to a ver controversial World Cup Qualifier between Brazil and Chile

Dotun and Tim talk to Sheffield United Fan, Broadcaster and host of The Sheffield United Way Hal Stewart about The Battle of Bramall Lane the only game in English Football League History to be abandoned due to a shortage of players

Dotun and Tim talk to West Brom Supporter, Journalist and host of The Liquidator Chris Lepkowski about The Battle of Bramall Lane the only game in English Football League History to be abandoned due to a shortage of players

Dotun and Tim go back to the December 1981 when Flamengo beat Liverpool in Tokoyo to win the Intercontinental Cup

Dotun and Tim meet Issahaku Abdul-Mumen the President of the Ghanaian Hammers, The West Ham Fan Group in Ghana. They discuss why he supports West Ham and if he believes West Ham won the World Cup.Note: We're aware the audio quality isn't the greatest

Dotun and Tim welcome Luton Fans, Broadcaster Justin Dealey and DJ Darren Jones from The Luton Town Fans Podcast onto the show. They discuss Luton's win over Chelsea in 1991, look ahead to Luton's clash with Chelsea in the FA Cup and find out what has been going on at the Club in the time inbetween.

Dotun and Tim go back to 1962 to reflect back on Pelé's greatest ever game

Dotun and Tim welcome Olutobi Adebayo-Rowling back onto the show to discuss Arsenal's League Cup triumph over Reading when they were 4-0 at half time, his career and the art of Defending

Dotun and Tim are joined by Official Derby County Historian Andy Ellis to discuss the game that resulted in Derby County and Brian Clough's first league win at the end of the 1971/72 season.

Dotun and Tim go back to 1969 with Newcastle fan and journalist John Gibson who covered the game for the Newcastle Evening Chronicle.They discuss the game, the after party, why Newcastle haven't won anything since and how oil money is impacting the club.

Dotun and Tim go back to 2000 when Manchester United travelled to Rio to take on Vasco Da Gama. They discuss the game, how Manchester United became a global giant, the millenium and the music at the time.

Dotun and Tim welcome Dr. Alexander Gross to discuss England's two fixtures with Nazi Germany in the 1930's, which saw the Swastika flying over White Hart Lane and the England team make the Nazi salute in Berlin.

Dotun and Tim go back to 1992 to discuss the game that crowned Barcelona champions of Europe for the first time. They discuss the football, the music and discuss Religion.

Dotun and Tim go to Chile 1973, to a World Cup qualifer that never was and examine the football, politics and music of the time.

Dotun and Tim discuss the 1999 League Cup Final with Spurs fan and Brazil resident Brendan McGerty. They look at the music and fashion at the time as well as discuss how the future for both clubs would pan out.As discussed on the show we'd like to ask listeners to consider donating to the Favela Food Fund, supporting dozens of families living in the Morro de Coroa favela, in Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro.: https://bit.ly/3pLjsm4

First release last Christmas (2020), Dotun and Tim talk to David Stevenson a history professor at the London School of Economics and author of '1914-1918: the History of the First World War.'They discuss the Christmas Day truce in 1914 and whether or not a football match is played in no mans land.

Dotun and Tim talk to writer and Millwall Fan Mark Baxter about the 2004 FA Cup Final. They discuss supporting the club, the culture around the Den and how the area has changed

Dotun and Tim go back to the 1950 World Cup to discuss the game that made Uruguay World Cup Champions and broke Brazilian Hearts

Dotun and Tim go back to 1987 and discuss John Sillett's Coventry City winning the FA Cup against a mighty Tottenham Hotspur side.

Dotun and Tim speak to lifelong Everton fan and musician Gary Hart about the 1985 Cup Winners Cup Final, Everton's only piece of European Cup Silverware. They discuss the impact the European ban had on Everton and Merseyside music scene of the 1980's.

Dotun and Tim are joined by footballer writer Steve Tongue to talk about Aston Villa V Birmingham from March 2003 a game that saw 2 goals and 2 red cards. Steve is the author of West Midlands Turf Wars which is out now: https://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/west-midlands-turf-wars

Dotun and Tim are joined by Brian Barwick the former Chief Executive of the FA and Life Long Liverpool fan. They discuss his love of the Reds, the 65 FA Cup Final and his new book: 60 Years a Red and Counting....https://www.waterstones.com/book/sixty-years-a-red-and-counting/brian-barwick/9781785319808

Dotun and Tim talk to the man in the Middle referee Mark Clattenburg about taking charge of the Champions League Final, his career and his new autobiography 'Whistle Blower.'https://www.waterstones.com/book/whistle-blower/mark-clattenburg/9781472282033

Dotun and Tim are joined by QPR fan Martin Percivel to discuss the time the Reggae Boyz came to West London en route to the 98 World Cup.

Dotun and Tim welcome Ibrahim Mustapha back onto the pod to discuss Zaire at the 1974 World Cup. They look into the politics of Zaire at the time and of talk about that free kick. Ibrahim's book is 'No Longer Naive, African Football’s Growing Impact at the World Cup' is avaliable here: https://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/no-longer-naive

Dotun and Tim welcome writer Ola Aiyegbayo onto the show to discuss Nigeria's match against Marine and Nigeria's tour of the UK in 1949.

Dotun and Tim are joined by Mark Gleeson to discuss the opening game of 2010 World Cup, when South Africa took on Mexico.

Anne-Marie Batson joins Dotun and Tim to talk about the day West Brom beat Man Utd 5-3. They discuss the wider impact that Cyrille Regis, Laurie Cunningham, and Brendon Batson had on football and on the Black British community.

Dotun and Tim go back to the European Cup Winners Cup Final of 1963 to pay tribute to Jimmy Greaves. They discuss his life and careers as well as the music and politics of the time.

Dotun and Tim welcom broadcaster Sam Delaney back onto the show to talk about West Ham beating Manchester United 1-0 on the last day of the season at Old Trafford to secure Premiership survival and the lawsuits from Sheffield United that followed after that.

Dotun and Tim are joined by James Dixon the author of 'The Fix' about Leeds United's clash with Glasgow Rangers in the 1992 Champions League. Purchase the Fix here: https://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/fix

Dotun and Tim are joined by Football journalist Ibrahim Mustapha to discuss Nigeria's win over Brazil in the semi-final of the Atlanta Olympics. Ibrahim is the author a new book 'No Longer Naive - Africa's Growing Impact at The World Cup'which is avaliable here: https://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/no-longer-naive

Dotun and Tim welcome Dr Alexander Gross onto the show to discuss the game that knocked England out of the 1970 World Cup and to pay tribute to the late great Gerd Müller

Dotun and Tim welcome BBC Radio London's Brentford Correspondent Billy Reeves on to the pod.They discuss Brentford's semi-final playoff with against Bournemouth and Brentford's arrival in the Premier League. Check out Billy's new album here: https://www.thothg.com/

Dotun and Tim welcome Barcelona based journalist Ashish Sharma on to the podcast to discuss the 2011 Champions League Semi-Final 1st leg where Messi scored two goals, Recorded a day after Messi's move from Barcelona to PSG.

Dotun and Tim go back to Sweden 1958 where Brazil take on Wales in the World Cup Quater Finals. Only a goal by a young Pele seperates the two sides.

Dotun and Tim are joined by lifelong Arsenal fan Richard Roberts about being in Anfield when Arsenal clinched the title on the last day of the season in 1989.

Dotun and Tim welcome Sid Lowe onto the show to discuss Real winning the European Cup in Hampden Park, Glasgow in 1960.

Dotun and Tim go back to the 1990 semi-final, to reflect on England's lost and compare it to the Euro 2020 final.

SUBSCRIBE TO BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME EXTRA:https://brazilian-shirt-name.hubwave.net/FOLLOW THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME ON INSTA:https://www.instagram.com/brazilshirtpodDotun and Tim are joined by Paddy Barclay as they go over Denmark's win over Germany to become Euro 92 Champions. (recored before Denmark's defeat to England in the Semi-Finals of Euro 2020)

Dotun and Tim go back to 1968, when England lose in the Semi-finals of the European Championship against Yugoslavia.They discuss Alan Mullery's red card, the first for any England player, the front pages of the newspapers and the music of the time.

Wales fan and Music Journalist Simon Price joins Dotun and Tim to discuss Wales loss to Romania that meant they failed to qualify for the 1994 World Cup.

Dotun and Tim are joined by Sam Delaney to discuss England V Scotland at Euro 96. They also discuss the economics of the time, the true musical value of Oasis and why pop culture of the 90's seemed so wide ranging.

Dotun and Tim welcome sports Journalist Michael Calvin on to the show. They discuss being in the stadium for that game, sports journalism and Michael's new book 'Whose Game Is It Anyway.'