In late 1945 George Orwell was in turmoil. The Second World War was over, scenes of VE Day celebrations were still fresh in the mind,
“I’d have went to the moon”, she said, with a steely, sincere gaze. “If they’d played football there, I’d have went”. It’s 2019 and the
British football is full of stories. Some we know well, others we recall occasionally, whilst some have been forgotten about altogether. In a 2009 TED
Has your club had them? Those heady days of success and silverware; remember when the rest of the world sat up and took notice? The
In late 1945 George Orwell was in turmoil. The Second World War was over, scenes of VE Day celebrations were still fresh in the mind,
“I’d have went to the moon”, she said, with a steely, sincere gaze. “If they’d played football there, I’d have went”. It’s 2019 and the
British football is full of stories. Some we know well, others we recall occasionally, whilst some have been forgotten about altogether. In a 2009 TED
Has your club had them? Those heady days of success and silverware; remember when the rest of the world sat up and took notice? The
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