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The Fanzine Movement, and why it was so important to British football culture in the late 80s and 90s.
Daniel Gray joins us in It Was What It Was to discuss his book Fanzine.
#fanzines #premierleague #iwwiw
Jonathan Wilson retweeted
The Bruno Fernández Paradox and can Manchester United be fixed?
New episode of Libero out now.
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Libero is going live again!
This time we're doing two of the most important of the least important live shows, Leeds (18th November) and London (20th November). Tickets are on sale now!
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The Bruno Fernández Paradox and can Manchester United be fixed?
New episode of Libero out now.
pod.fo/e/6fb536
The Fanzine Movement, and why it was so important to British football culture in the late 80s and 90s.
Daniel Gray joins us in It Was What It Was to discuss his book Fanzine.
#fanzines #premierleague #iwwiw
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This is brilliant. The excellent Brian Glanville not having Joe Mercer's suggestions.
You might like this @draper_rob & @jonawils
BBC Nationwide
July 1977
Don Revie was the subject of discussion, after his resignation from the England managers job.
John Stapleton conducts the discussion with Joe Mercer and Brian Glanville of the Sunday Times.
#England
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"No football kit has ever encapsulated the mood of a nation at a particular time as much as the one worn by South Africa at the 1996 African Cup of Nations."
Read: theblizzard.co.uk/rare-home-…
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It's never too early to start thinking about Christmas presents!
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The curse of ‘wallpaper football’… why the modern Champions League group stage feels so empty…
#championsleague #mufc #michaelcarrick
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Punk and the Terraces
The greatest inspiration for John Lydon and Jah Wobble was football chanting, writes Richard Purden.
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