Holland’s first game in the 1974 World Cup, when they first revealed their brand of “Total Football”
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SocialistUnity on 6th Jul 2010 (via socialistunity.com)
Benedict Brogan’s favourite thing about Cameron? That he has no particular interest in football: New Labour did many things to our politics but one of the worst was to elevate football and its most tiresome aspects into a quasi religion....
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CommentCentral on 23rd Jun 2010 (via timesonline.typepad.com)
The latest game in the World Championship, a Slav with Anand playing White, ended in a draw after 36 moves. At one time Kramnik looked worse, but he held on easily enough. You can find the annotated game at Chessdom. The match score now stands at 5-2 to Anand. There will be 12 games in total.
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LiberalEngland on 23rd Oct 2008 (via liberalengland.blogspot.com)
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Roman Quiz – Devised by Jaq and Angela Prize – a PC Game Boris-Johnson.com has been offered a chart-topping pc game Rome: Total War as a giveaway courtesy of www.pcgames.co.uk Rome: Total War With the glory days of the real-time strategy game now nothing but a distant memory, Activision’s Total War series has come to totally dominate the
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BorisJohnson on 11th Feb 2009 (via boris-johnson.com)
Prior to this World Cup, it's been years since I watched any live football and judging on last night's performance by England against Algeria it doesn't look like I've missed much. Although I'm always saying that I'm not much of a football fan I did used to play the game up to a reasonable level in my youth. I'm no master tactician or qualified coach, but I do un...
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Ranting Stan on 19th Jun 2010 (via rantingstan.blogspot.com)
Mark Field is a member of the All-Party Group on Football and represented the Conservatives on its reports into the game’s governance (2003-04) and finances (2008-09). In the warm glow of England’s convincing qualification for next year’s World Cup Finals...
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CentreRight on 21st Sep 2009 (via conservativehome.blogs.com)
Wayne Rooney is pulling in the crowds at Old Trafford and in the virtual world.
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WalesOnline on 19th Jan 2009 (via mirror.co.uk)
At the first day of this year's Co-operative Party Conference, Andy Burnham kicked off a major debate about the future of football. A big fan of the game himself and founding chairman of Supporters Direct, Andy questioned whether the big money in football is having a positive effect and called for more fan ownership in football as well as rugby league and other sports. Football grew out of co...
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PoliticsForPeople on 13th Sep 2008 (via politicsforpeople.blogspot.com)
Once upon a time, football was a man’s game. Now players are wearing scarves and gloves on the pitch. Whatever next?
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Spiked on 19th Nov 2010 (via spiked-online.com)