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Football, Friendship, Family and other F-bombs
The referee points to the spot in the 6th minute of injury time. Our most talented player, who had just won the penalty, steps up to take it. If we score, we are through, to Wembley and, maybe maybe, the Premiership. The pub … Continue reading
Pop Advent Calendar Day 10: The Gary Lineker Award for the Best Second Best Player in the History of Football
Welcome to Day 10 of our pop culture advent calendar! Every day we’re handing out a little treat in the shape of a mini-blog on something or someone we’ve admired in 2012. Yesterday we celebrated the art of the political spat, … Continue reading
Pop Advent Calendar Day 9: The Christopher Hitchens Memorial Award For Most Enjoyable Political Spat
Welcome to Day 9 of our pop culture advent calendar! Every day we’re handing out a little treat in the shape of a mini-blog on something or someone we’ve admired in 2012. Yesterday we celebrated Jo Brand and vagina-illustrated Christmas Cards. Behind … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Advent Calender, Politics, Sport
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Eric Cantona – the man who turned Gazza’s tears into gold (Picture This #26)
Two significant things happened at Italia 90 that would change English, and – arguably – world football into the cultural monolith that it has become today. The first was that it was boring. 0-0 draws clogged the world’s wall charts as … Continue reading
Posted in Picture This, Sport, Uncategorized
Tagged Arsene Wenger, Eric Cantona. Alex Ferguson, Gazza
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Lance Armstrong – Sport’s Number 1 Villain (Picture This #24)
This weekend we have applauded the heroism and bravery of Orlando Cruz, who won his big fight last night. However, Pop Lifer strives for balance. And sneaking up behind every hero is, of course, a villain……. Before the Olympics, Pop … Continue reading
Posted in Picture This, Sport, Uncategorized
Tagged Ben Johnson, Lance Armstrong, Paul Kimmage
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