Introducing the latest offering from our new magazine series, Anthology. In it, we cover various competitions from each year of a decade, starting, naturally, with the 1990s.

Football in 1991/92 paints a vastly different picture to what we see today. For us, it was just better. The depth of quality, the litany of world-class talents, the magical far-flung adventures in competitions like the Cup Winners' Cup. It was a time before we knew everything about everyone, when the wonder of little-known players and teams still sparked the imagination.

As football entered the 90s, a new world was taking shape, both within the game and outside. And in few seasons was it better depicted than 1991/92. It was the year of Denmark at Euro 92, German reunification, Real Madrid's horror final day at Tenerife, Sergeant Wilko's Leeds, an invincible Milan and Raí-led São Paulo. What a year of football it was.

It reminds us of Andy Bernard's famous line, “I wish there was a way to tell you’re in the good old days before you’ve actually left them.”

Welcome to Anthology: 1991/92.

Please note: this issue is not included in the subscription and must be ordered separately. A new year will be released alongside each new magazine, taking the place of reprints for the next ten issues.