Unexpected Delirium
Ian KingWriting on football culture, history, finance and more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 969 | Subscribers | Read | unexpecteddelirium.substack.com |
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Words & Pictures to Follow: St Albans City vs Folkestone Invicta - Bring On The Champions
For most of this season, there’s been a team of significance who haven’t crossed my radar. They’ve streaked clear at the top of their league table - and a league table which means a lot to me - and this weekend brings them an opportunity to...
All Roads Lead to Home: On Italy's Historic World Cup Failure
The atmosphere inside the Bilino Polje Stadium in Zenica had been febrile all evening, but the explosion of noise that greeted Esmir Bajraktarević’s deciding penalty kick was deafening. Bosnia-Herzegovina had just qualified for their second...
The Occasional Spurs: The Final Insult
Perhaps it was always inevitable that the final chapter of this season would start with a senior management which seems to hate the supporters who pay through the nose to keep this particular clown car on the road paying them one final insu...
The Feedback Loop: The Quietest Weekend of the Season
With an international break bringing about almost no excitement whatsoever, the last weekend of March was a bit of a weekend off for many, though not for many others.
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