Football Fans Photo Archive | 1970s
Football Memories 1970s | The Lower Block Football Culture Fan Archive, a dedicated space where the spirit of proper football fans comes alive through personal photographs, memorabilia, anecdotes and treasured memories.
White Hart Lane, 1985 | A Quiet Portrait
Photographed as a teenager by Marcus Davies, a quiet, black-and-white portrait of an old ground: fans on standing terraces, newspapers folded, radios humming, fashion unmistakably 1980s – football paused, patient, and deeply human.
Kutte Culture – the patched-up soul of Germany’s terraces
A symbol once forged in biker and metal circles, the Kutte has become an enduring icon of German football culture, worn with pride on the Kurven from the Ruhr to the rest of the country.
Highbury in Stillness: An Analogue Study of Arsenal’s Lost Temple
Shot between 2001 and 2006, Antonio Cunazza’s analogue photographs capture Highbury’s quiet architecture and enduring elegance – an intimate record of a beloved stadium frozen in time, long after its stands fell silent.
Protests to Promotion | Burnley 1989–92
Between 1989 and 1992, Burnley FC stood on the edge of despair and rebirth. Those years – captured through the lens of lifelong supporter and photographer Clive Lawrence – tell a story of frustration, defiance, and redemption.
Inter & AC Milan | San Siro
San Siro is one of the world’s most famous grounds. As it approaches its 100th year, photographer Alex Amorós pays homage to the iconic stadium, the streets that surround it, and it’s significance to the people of Milan.
San Siro Stadium | A Historic Marvel of Football, Architecture & Culture
Nestled in the heart of Milan, the San Siro Stadium stands tall as a testament to the rich culture of football history and architectural brilliance.
San Siro | A football icon
A football pilgrimage to the legendary and iconic San Siro stadium, home to both AC Milan and Inter Milan, and scene of some of football’s greatest showdowns.
Lamppost Legacies | The Art, Rebellion and Culture Behind Football’s Smallest Canvas
For Chris Connolly, a sticker on a lamppost can tell you everything about football’s real soul. His zine, Ultra Culture, dives into over 600 fan-made stickers from across the UK and Europe – rudimentary snapshots of tribalism, humour, and creative rebellion.
From Griffin Park to the Premier League via Wembley
For lifelong Brentford fan and photographer Adam Rosenbaum, the final seasons at Griffin Park were about more than just the football – they were about community and belonging.
England Fans Italia ’90 | Nights Under the Stars, Tear Gas and the England Buzz
Robert Davro, a Manchester United fan from Bournemouth, followed England to Italia ’90 in a wild summer of tear gas, campsites and unforgettable camaraderie. From clashes with police in Sardinia to nights under the stars, it was a raw, chaotic farewell to his days following the national team abroad.
Leeds Leeds Leeds | 1998-2003
Photo series by Justin Slee taken during his time working for the cult Leeds United football magazine, Leeds Leeds Leeds, between 1998-2003.