What would Graeme Souness cost today? Henry Winter reckons £250 million. And he's just sat down with him.

On episode 9 of Football & Futebol, Tim Vickery and Henry Winter go from Liverpool's great midfield general to the Brazilian conveyor belt keeping Shakhtar Donetsk alive, now playing Champions League football at Stamford Bridge.

Henry explains why Souness is respected but not revered, whether he could handle today's players, and the Newcastle tea lady who turned Jackie Milburn's picture to the wall. Tim explains why young Brazilians keep heading to Ukraine, why Flamengo, Palmeiras and Fluminense are fielding some of the oldest teams in football, and why Brazil's new foreign-player cap won't fix it.

Then it's Neymar. Tim was at the Maracanã for a ten-minute cameo in 2009 that showed what was coming, and he gives a blunt verdict on the World Cup penalty that became his last act for Brazil. Plus Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal walkout, what makes a true idol, Glenn Hoddle, Sir Bobby Robson, Diego Gómez's halfway-line screamer and the England v Poland night in 1973 where it all began for Tim.

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Liverpool's Kop helped change football culture forever. But is modern football threatening the very fans who made it famous?

In the first episode of FC Camisa Football Book Club, Dotun Adebayo is joined by award-winning journalist and lifelong Liverpool supporter Brian Reade, author of The Kop: A Fan's History of Football's Most Famous Stand.

As the Kop celebrates its 120th anniversary, Brian looks back at the extraordinary story of Anfield's most famous stand, from its origins in South Africa to the birth of football terrace singing and the rise of You'll Never Walk Alone.

They explore how Bill Shankly built a unique relationship with Liverpool supporters, how fans fought back against the club's owners, and why the Kop played such a powerful role in unforgettable European nights against Chelsea and Barcelona.

Brian also reflects on Hillsborough and the fight for justice, the changing relationship between Liverpool and Everton supporters, rising ticket prices, and whether younger generations are losing access to the terraces.

Plus, what really makes the Kop special, and why couldn't Liverpool stop Manchester City at Anfield?

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Brazilian clubs have won SEVEN consecutive Copa Libertadores titles. With Flamengo and Palmeiras closing in on another final, can anyone stop Brazil's dominance of South American football?

Tim Vickery joins us from Rio de Janeiro for another edition of FC Camisa's A Postcard From...

After Palmeiras' 2-1 victory over Fluminense and Flamengo's goalless draw against Estudiantes, Tim breaks down the Copa Libertadores semi-finals, the growing financial gulf between Brazil and its continental rivals, and why some of the biggest clubs are struggling to develop their next generation.

But there's more to this story.

Vasco da Gama have stunned Boca Juniors at La Bombonera in the Copa Sudamericana, while a bitter battle over the Maracanã has exposed the politics and divisions within Brazilian football.

Can Flamengo and Palmeiras maintain their grip on South America? And is Brazilian football holding itself back?

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