Looking for Trouble | London Skinheads 1970s-1980s
From football terraces to the West End of London, new John Ingledew photobook chronicles London’s skinhead scene in the late 70s and 80s.
Hilarious Cartoon Footballer Mash-ups
The wonderfully funny, if not a bit mad, work of Pete Sibley, the popular Manchester artist behind football’s hilarious cartoon mash-ups.
The Heart of Hertha BSC | We Are The Club
“F*ck big money and investors. Just give me a beer, a bratwurst and the game.” A visual journey with Hertha BSC fan Lukas Wilke.
South Korea | Football Culture & Architecture
Stylish photo series by Matt Barnes on football culture and stadium architecture in South Korea.
Goodison Park | The Beginning Of The End
Photographer Guirec Munier takes in the pre-match atmosphere for Everton’s 2024-25 season opener against Brighton, as fans begin to bid farewell to Goodison.
A Celebration of Football Culture and Travel | Limited Edition 35mm Photographic Print Run
Sam McArdle’s Limited Edition 35mm Photographic Print Run includes La Bombonara, Stade Louis II and Dortmund’s Yellow Wall.
Aston Villa | Every Week We Follow
Lifelong Aston Villa fan Pete Hitchman captures the passion and spirit of fellow Villans in his new photo book.
Estadio Riazor | Deportivo La Coruña
Photo series celebrates Estadio Riazor, the historic home of Galician giants Deportivo La Coruña.
Photographs From UK Football Terraces 1980s
The Third Element | A series of gritty photographs by Steve Pyke MBE that document life on the terraces in the mid 1980s, taking in White Hart Lane, Highbury, Upton Park, Wembley and Filbert Street.
Sheffield United | Blades 1989-90
Bill Stephenson’s photo documentary follows Sheffield United and their supporters home and away during The Blades’ 1989-90 promotion winning season.
Tartan Army | Scotland Football Fans Euro 92
Stunning photo series captures Scotland’s Tartan Army as they enjoyed trip of a lifetime during Euro 92 in Sweden.
Toon Army 1996
Keith Pattison’s black and white photo series captures all the raw emotion of Newcastle United’s Toon Army during their infamous 95/96 and 96/97 seasons.