It’s time once again to dip into the advertising archives as The Football Attic finds a short selection of British TV adverts that all tak...

Back at the start of January 2014, we recorded Football Attic Podcast 15 on the subject of Shoot! and Match magazine, and as has become t...

There are times in life when nothing seems to make sense. Here's an example. What would you get if you combined Pirelli, the renowned ...

It's the gift that every football-loving child of the early 1970's wanted - a t-shirt featuring the face of Kevin Keegan with a blac...

We might start calling this 'Discovery Week' on The Football Attic... After Rich J recently discovered the true source for his fre...

While some people these days prefer to idle away their spare time pondering who they'd invite to their fantasy dinner parties, we foot...

What do Joe Jordan , Gordon McQueen, Allan Simonsen, Jimmy Greenhoff, Brian Greenhoff, Andy Gray, Johan Cruyff, Chelsea FC, the Austrian nat...

A cheery red cover invites you to thumb through the 66 pages of this souvenir programme created as a guide to the 1970 World Cup. Priced a...

We've featured adverts before on our blog site, adverts like this one for JVC taken from the back cover of National Geographic magazi...

Five TV commercials from yesteryear with a football theme. Click the titles to view the ads... Penguin (1977) The unlikely tale of a kid...

...and my, doesn't he look cheered at the prospect of drinking some hot Bovril?

An additional item from the recently featured match-day programme of the 1980 FA Cup Final . For the record, Trev didn't wear the bo...

...to say nothing of the parts most dentists wouldn't touch with a barge pole.

We wonder what the 'scientific approach' was that was used in 'Goal' ? Anyone got any thoughts?

The Picturesque City of Winterthur Firstly I apologise for a such a poorly punned title. I did consider alternatives, but the play...

They say the football played in England back then was electric, and now we have all the evidence to see why...

Since I first bought a copy of Shoot! for 42p (a price rise of 2 pence on the previous week’s issue I found out later...scandalous!), I ha...

Mobil Football Club Badges, "all in the correct club colours and they're made of cloth material so you can stitch or stick them ...