Unexpected Delirium
Ian KingWriting on football culture, history, finance and more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 984 | Subscribers | Read | unexpecteddelirium.substack.com |
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How Leeds Lost The Cup In Front of a Record-Breaking TV Audience
It had all started so well for them. On the 2nd August 1969, Leeds United played Manchester City at Wembley in the Charity Shield, beating them 2-1 to lift the first trophy of the season. But the end of the 1969-70 season would turn into a ...
The Great Bottle of London
At such times, the reaction at the full-time whistle is about as much as you need to know. At the end of Chelsea’s flaccid 3-0 defeat at Brighton, the players seemed a little reluctant to go over to the few travelling supporters who’d staye...
The Feedback Loop: A Good Weekend to be Called City
Cities could win each of the top three divisions, after Manchester City closed the gap still further against Arsenal on Sunday afternoon. And in the tenth division, a new record attendance was set.
I Regret to Inform You All That The National League South is At It Again
Had you given me £5 on Saturday morning and told me to put a bet on a football match, I know immediately where it would have gone. I’d have put it on Worthing to lose at Maidstone United.
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