Sixty Years of Hurt: England and the England Football Team is a story of football, politics and how the two worlds have met – or collided – since 1966.
By Jonny Brick, author of the acclaimed From Kids to Champions: The History of the FA Youth Cup.
Sir Geoff Hurst is the sole surviving player from England’s 1966 World Cup-winning side, but the importance of the victory still has a hold on the national mood, for matters both on and off the pitch. Sixty years on from that momentous triumph, where is the nation now?
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Sixty Years of Hurt is the definitive story of English football and politics, and how the two worlds intersect. It’s a must-read for football fans and political junkies alike.
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Jonny Brick is the author of This Place: A Diary, which chronicles a year in the life of a fictional MP, as well as football books Banternalysis and From Kids to Champions: The History of the FA Youth Cup. Sixty Years of Hurt brings together his interests in football and politics.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Sir Geoff Hurst is the sole surviving player from England's 1966 World Cup-winning side, but the importance of the victory still has a hold on the national mood, for matters both on and off the pitch. With the 2026 World Cup on its way, where is the nation now? This book ties the performance of the England men's football team with its people and politics, from 1966 to 2026, through undulating fortunes, including triumphs and disasters. It offers a novel take on one of the nation's most culturally important and enduring stories - the attempt to regain the FIFA World Cup - by placing it in the context of the way the country was governed. It is a story as much about Callaghan and Cameron as Beckham and Kane. How similar or different have the status and performance of the men's team been to that of the incumbent government? Is there ever a direct crossover between dressing room and cabinet room? Are the footballers, wearing a red or white shirt in the summer months, reflecting the nation or opposing it? Sixty Years of Hurt is a story of football and politics, and how the two worlds intersect. N° de réf. du vendeur LU-9781836802556
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Paperback. Etat : New. Sir Geoff Hurst is the sole surviving player from England's 1966 World Cup-winning side, but the importance of the victory still has a hold on the national mood, for matters both on and off the pitch. With the 2026 World Cup on its way, where is the nation now? This book ties the performance of the England men's football team with its people and politics, from 1966 to 2026, through undulating fortunes, including triumphs and disasters. It offers a novel take on one of the nation's most culturally important and enduring stories - the attempt to regain the FIFA World Cup - by placing it in the context of the way the country was governed. It is a story as much about Callaghan and Cameron as Beckham and Kane. How similar or different have the status and performance of the men's team been to that of the incumbent government? Is there ever a direct crossover between dressing room and cabinet room? Are the footballers, wearing a red or white shirt in the summer months, reflecting the nation or opposing it? Sixty Years of Hurt is a story of football and politics, and how the two worlds intersect. N° de réf. du vendeur LU-9781836802556
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Sir Geoff Hurst is the sole surviving player from Englands 1966 World Cup-winning side, but the importance of the victory still has a hold on the national mood, for matters both on and off the pitch. With the 2026 World Cup on its way, where is the nation now? This book ties the performance of the England mens football team with its people and politics, from 1966 to 2026, through undulating fortunes, including triumphs and disasters. It offers a novel take on one of the nations most culturally important and enduring stories the attempt to regain the FIFA World Cup by placing it in the context of the way the country was governed. It is a story as much about Callaghan and Cameron as Beckham and Kane. How similar or different have the status and performance of the mens team been to that of the incumbent government? Is there ever a direct crossover between dressing room and cabinet room? Are the footballers, wearing a red or white shirt in the summer months, reflecting the nation or opposing it? Sixty Years of Hurt is a story of football and politics, and how the two worlds intersect. This is a story of football and politics, and how the two worlds can intersect and collide. Follow the ups and downs of the England team and UK government from 1970 to 2026, from Harold Wilson to Margaret Thatcher to Keir Starmer via Glenn Hoddle, Sol Campbell and Jude Bellingham. This is a book for football fans and political junkies alike. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781836802556
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