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The World’s Game


In the latest issue, the National Geographic has enlisted a fine group of authors, journalists and other literary types (including Nick Hornbyand Sean Wilsey) to pen odes to both the beautiful game and The World Cup. The resulting articles in The World’s Game are both entertaining and enlightening – worth a read.

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May 24th, 2006
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Natalie Bellman
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June 5, 2006 at 6:54 am

That’s interesting. Has anyone paid attention to the ones who oppose football and the World Cup?

Take a look at our Stop the World Cup! website http://stoptheworldcup.co.uk/ too for a balance against the odes…