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  • 1 month ago | beyondthelastman.com | Italy Genoa |Craig McCracken

    Brilliant footballers, outstanding teams and utter domination of European club competition: Italian football reached its heady peak during the early 1990s and the watching world thrilled to the unrivalled exoticism of Serie A. The Italian game produced many great stories during these years and one of the more unheralded ones was the challenge to the balance of power held by the traditional two-club football cities of Milan, Turin and Rome.

  • 2 months ago | beyondthelastman.com | Craig McCracken

    In the summer of 1967 Bill Crosbie, a young Liverpudlian, abandoned both his girlfriend and his job to embark on a world tour with the Dallas Tornadoes, an American soccer team, to play in war-torn Vietnam and experience a rocky reception in Singapore. When the opportunity arose to play for the Tornadoes, Crosbie acted swiftly:“I got home around 10 PM,” he recounted. “I quickly got a haircut, packed a suitcase, and penned a resignation letter to the bus company I worked for.

  • Mar 5, 2025 | beyondthelastman.com | Craig McCracken

    1962: A fine Stade de Reims side featuring the brilliant Just Fontaine and Raymond Kopa stroll to a sixth post war French championship success. Twice European Cup finalists previously, the club looks forward to another European campaign as France’s foremost football ambassadors and one of the continent’s elite clubs.

  • Sep 25, 2024 | beyondthelastman.com | Craig McCracken

    The latest edition of our regular Shorts feature is distinctly Gallic in outlook, so get ready to shrug nonchalantly as BTLM gamely tries to amuse and inform you about the sometimes wacky world of French football in the 1960s. After a spate of physical attacks by supporters on opposing players and referees in 1960, officials at lower division US Boulogne came up with a novel solution to the problem.

  • Jul 31, 2024 | beyondthelastman.com | Craig McCracken

    International football in 1960s Europe represented something of a golden era for a number of the continent’s nations. England’s World Cup win in 1966 was an obvious pinnacle for the country that invented the game, but other nations like Portugal, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, the Soviet Union, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and even Sweden boasted some of the strongest teams in their own respective histories too. The West Germans were hardly slouches either, although they rarely ever are.

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