Tag: Wilf Mannion
WORLD CUP REUNION: When Bahr, Keough remembered, relived a great upset from 1950
At first, the stadium was barely recognizable to Harry Keough. A roof over the stands had been added. So were lights and a press box. The grass was greener.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: The story behind the notebook, err, legal pad
OK, I have to come clean.
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FANTASTIC VOYAGE (PART II): Patience is a virtue in Brazil
The most important lesson I learned from my Brazilian experience in 1987 was one of patience, as in how to be more patient.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: The story behind the notebook, err, legal pad
This is the first page of the Charles Colombo interview from 1980. By Michael Lewis...
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WORLD CUP REUNION: When Bahr, Keough remembered, relived a great upset from 1950
With the USMNT meeting England in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar on Nov. 25, we thought it would be appropriate to look back at one of the biggest upsets in tournament history.
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WORLD CUP REUNION: When Bahr, Keough remembered, relived a great upset from 1950
At first, the stadium was barely recognizable to Harry Keough. A roof over the stands had been added. So were lights and a press box. The grass was greener.
Read More
WORLD CUP REUNION: When Bahr, Keough remembered, relived a great upset from 1950
At first, the stadium was barely recognizable to Harry Keough. A roof over the stands had been added. So were lights and a press box. The grass was greener.
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SHOCKING THE WORLD: 70 years ago today, USMNT upset England in the 1950 World Cup
At first, the stadium was barely recognizable to Harry Keough. A roof over the stands had been added. So were lights and a press box. The grass was greener.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: The story behind the notebook, err, legal pad
OK, I have to come clean.
Read More
FANTASTIC VOYAGE (PART II): Patience is a virtue in Brazil
The most important lesson I learned from my Brazilian experience in 1987 was one of patience, as in how to be more patient.
Read More
HURRAH FOR THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE (PART II): Some memorable U.S. men’s national team goals
With this being the Fourth of July and America’s 243rd birthday, we figured we would celebrate in our own unique way:
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WORLD CUP REUNION: When Bahr, Keough remembered, relived a great upset from 1950
At first, the stadium was barely recognizable to Harry Keough. A roof over the stands had been added. So were lights and a press box. The grass was greener.
Read More
