2020 feels like 1918, but without the war. This may beg the question, “what do they have in common?”, because it seems obvious the world has evolved. After all, it takes only an eye test to see that life in 1918 isn’t the same as life in 2020 with coronavirus. In case you’re wondering how …
Not since World War II has football across the world seen a serious disruption. The six-year battle between the Allied Forces and Axis Forces meant events like the Copa America, World Cup and the old English First Division did not hold. Another war is upon us in the form of the coronavirus that has affected …
The Debate: To play or not to play football with coronavirus still on the loose Read More »
Football as a sport represents an aspect of human history. It might and will not be indispensable to human coexistence but in its historiographical context, its presence has imposed itself on the pages of human history, more still in areas which are deemed and appears to be in the list of normal human sequential priorities. …
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