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James’s Substack

James Greer

A Northern Irishman writes about history, culture and, most important of all, football.

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“The team was far, far better than the country”

When writing my previous blog about the series The Death of Yugoslavia I stumbled across a film I had long wished to see. The Last Yugoslavian Football Team didn’t disappoint – it is an evocative documentary, which captures stories from a g...

3 months ago
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Watching The Death of Yugoslavia in Northern Ireland

Mostar Bridge, August 2023. Author’s photo.

3 months ago
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Brothers, for all that

In January 1985 William and Jim Reid were on the dole, three months later they were playing New York. Back home The Jesus and Mary Chain were already being feted, and physically attacked, as Britain’s most exciting, and dangerous, band.

6 months ago
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Straight to the heart

The recent death of David Lynch (1946 – 2025) led me back to a unique film from his career, the wonderful, somewhat neglected, The Straight Story. The title is unironic. This is a lean, and in many ways conventional tale, but within these c...

10 months ago
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