Bournemouth have done it again. AC Milan beaten 3-0. Manchester United beaten 3-0. So what's the secret behind one of football's smartest-run clubs?

Tim Vickery and Henry Winter explore how AFC Bournemouth continue to punch above their weight through intelligent recruitment, player development and a remarkable ability to replace departing stars.

At the heart of the conversation are two Brazilians: Rayan and Evanilson.

From Rayan's rapid development and decision to join Bournemouth to Evanilson's extraordinary journey through Brazilian and European football, Tim and Henry explain why the Cherries have become such an attractive destination for ambitious young players.

They also discuss Bournemouth's recruitment philosophy, the legacy of Andoni Iraola, Marco Rose's impact and how the club continues to compete with some of Europe's biggest names despite its relatively modest resources.

Elsewhere in the episode:

Why Bournemouth's approach contrasts with Manchester United's recruitment struggles.

José Mourinho's Real Madrid defeating Barcelona in El Clásico.

Marcos Rojo's Copa Libertadores controversy and Abel Ferreira's future.

Maradona, Neymar and the evolution of Brazilian football.

Bobby Moore and the qualities that make a great football captain.

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Chapters:

00:00–05:27 Mourinho's Real Madrid beat Barcelona in El Clásico

05:28–07:02 Marcos Rojo's Copa Libertadores controversy

07:03–08:47 Bournemouth's incredible wins over Europe's giants

08:48–14:51 Rayan: Why Bournemouth is the perfect club

14:52–18:35 Evanilson: The forgotten Brazilian striker

18:36–20:18 How Bournemouth's recruitment model works

20:19–23:13 Selling stars, smart replacements and club culture

23:14–27:08 Bournemouth versus United: The pressure of the big clubs

27:09–32:12 Why Manchester United's recruitment keeps failing

32:13–34:39 What Manchester United can learn from Bournemouth

34:40–37:36 The Libertadores, Champions League and Abel Ferreira

37:37–41:16 Maradona and the evolution of modern football

41:17–43:18 Neymar and the lost art of street football

43:19–48:52 Bobby Moore, Maradona and great captains

48:53–49:17 Final thoughts and outro

Why is El Clásico so popular?

Real Madrid vs Barcelona is one of football's greatest rivalries. But how much of El Clásico's history do we really understand?

Ahead of Barcelona vs Real Madrid on Sunday, 25 October, Dotun Adebayo and Tim Vickery are joined by football journalist and author Joey D'Urso to uncover the extraordinary story behind Spanish football's biggest fixture.

From Francisco Franco and the Spanish Civil War to Alfredo Di Stéfano's controversial arrival at Real Madrid, the rivalry is rooted in far more than football.

How did Santiago Bernabéu build Madrid into a European superpower? Why did Johan Cruyff become so important to Barcelona's identity? And how did Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and the Galácticos turn El Clásico into a global phenomenon?

The conversation also explores the modern rivalry between Kylian Mbappé and Lamine Yamal, Rodri's decision to join Barcelona, José Mourinho's return to Real Madrid and whether LaLiga's two biggest clubs have become too powerful for Spanish football.

Joey D'Urso is the author of More Than a Shirt and the forthcoming Fields of Power, exploring world history through football stadiums.

This is The Brazilian Shirt Name Podcast on FC Camisa, where football's stories are told properly.

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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.

Who do you think was football's most underrated great? Tell us in the comments.

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