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World Football Index is a dedicated media platform focused on all things related to association football. We explore soccer from all corners of the globe, delivering our insights through podcasts, articles, and social media updates. With a vast network of football experts worldwide, many of whom write exclusively for WFi, we bring you unique perspectives. Our contributors have been featured in prominent media outlets such as the BBC, the Guardian, the Times, Sky Sports, ESPN, Forbes, and talkSPORT. The WFi podcast showcases a diverse lineup of guests, including fans, experienced coaches, journalists, and former players. Our team at WFi handles the recording and production of the podcast, which is available on all major podcast platforms.

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Scotland 1-3 Iceland: Slicker Endures Tough Debut As Clarke’s Side Fall Flat At Hampden

1 day ago | worldfootballindex.com | Callum McFadden

By Callum McFadden, at Hampden Park. Scotland suffered a disappointing 3-1 defeat at home to Iceland in a frustrating evening at Hampden Park, with debutant goalkeeper Ciaran Slicker enduring a night to forget. The game got off to a chaotic start, with Scotland losing first-choice goalkeeper Angus Gunn to injury within the opening minute. Gunn required lengthy treatment for an ankle issue before being replaced by Ipswich Town shot-stopper Slicker, who was making his senior international debut.
Teddy Sheringham On Man United Success, Spurs Years, And Playing Under Ferguson And Clough

3 days ago | worldfootballindex.com | Callum McFadden

An interview with Teddy Sheringham, by Callum McFadden for WFi.You started your career at Millwall and had loan spells at Aldershot and in Sweden. What were those early years like for you, in terms of your development, especially since you broke into first-team football at such a young age? “I made my debut at 17, but my managers felt I wasn’t quite ready to be a regular, so they sent me out on loan – first to Aldershot, then to Sweden. At the time, I wasn’t happy about it.
Aberdeen Stun Celtic To Win Scottish Cup For The First Time Since 1990

2 weeks ago | worldfootballindex.com | Callum McFadden

By Callum McFadden at Hampden Park. Celtic 1–1 Aberdeen (Aberdeen win 4-3 on penalties)Jimmy Thelin and his Aberdeen side etched their name into Scottish football folklore with a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Celtic to lift the Scottish Cup for the first time since 1990. In a tense final at Hampden Park, Jimmy Thelin’s side displayed resilience, tactical discipline, and nerve to end a 35-year wait for silverware. The opening stages of the match were as cagey as they come.
Vito Wormgoor On Ajax, Winning MLS, And Playing In Norway

3 weeks ago | worldfootballindex.com | Callum McFadden

An interview with Vito Wormgoor, by Callum McFadden for WFi.How much did you learn from your time in the youth system at Ajax as an up-and-coming player? “Yeah, amazing. I think I learned a lot, especially the importance of always trying to find a footballing solution when playing out from the back. “Originally, I wasn’t a centre-back. In the youth academy, I started off playing up top.
Bryan Gunn On Aberdeen Under Sir Alex Ferguson, Norwich And Supporting His Son Angus

1 month ago | worldfootballindex.com | Callum McFadden

An interview with Bryan Gunn, by Callum McFadden for WFi.You were born in the north of Scotland and started your senior career at Aberdeen – were you always a goalkeeper growing up? “I grew up on a farmyard outside Thurso. “My first memories of football were playing with the farmhands during their tea breaks and lunch breaks.
Steve Perryman on Management, Working With Ossie Ardiles and Analysing the Modern Game

1 month ago | worldfootballindex.com | Callum McFadden

Part II of an interview with Steve Perryman, by Callum McFadden for WFi. Part I can be found here. Looking back on your managerial career, which took you from England to Norway and Japan, with success along the way—winning the Asia Cup and being named J-League Manager of the Year—how do you reflect on your time as a manager? “Well, you don’t have your legs forever. Your legs give out, but your brain remains as active as ever, as sharp as ever.
Steve Perryman On Tottenham, Glenn Hoddle And Playing Under Bill Nicholson

1 month ago | worldfootballindex.com | Callum McFadden

An interview with Steve Perryman, by Callum McFadden for WFi.You enjoyed a distinguished and lengthy career at Tottenham Hotspur, achieving remarkable success both domestically and in European competition. Given your deep-rooted connection with the club, how would you describe the impact it has had on your career and personal journey in football? “I’m from North London—well, actually, I’m from West London.
Matt Taylor on Exeter, Rotherham And His Desire To Return To The Dugout

2 months ago | worldfootballindex.com | Callum McFadden

An interview with Matt Taylor, by Callum McFadden for WFi.You’ve had a diverse managerial career, with spells at Exeter City, Rotherham United, and most recently, Bristol Rovers. Each role presented unique challenges and contrasting experiences. How do you reflect on your time away from the game, and in what ways have those varied managerial stints shaped your perspective and approach moving forward?
Mark Warburton On Brentford, Rangers And The Reality Of Football Management

2 months ago | worldfootballindex.com | Callum McFadden

An interview with Mark Warburton, by Callum McFadden for WFi.You previously had a successful career in financial services before making the leap into the football industry. What drove that decision, and how did you navigate such a significant career transition? Were there any key challenges or lessons that shaped your journey? “It came about really through always having a love of the game. I’ve been very fortunate to work around the world—in Carolina, Chicago, Asia, Singapore, Tokyo, etc.
Lee Camp On Nottingham Forest, Representing Northern Ireland And Working Under Eddie Howe

Mar 3, 2025 | worldfootballindex.com | Callum McFadden

An interview with Lee Camp, by Callum McFadden for WFi.You began your professional journey at Derby County, spending around five years with the senior team while also gaining experience through various loan spells. Looking back, how do you reflect on your time at the club, both in terms of your development as a player and your overall experience? “Really positively. I was there from the age of 12 or 13, training with the old School of Excellence, as it was called then.