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Why England Lose: And Other Curious Phenomena Explained (2009)

by Simon Kuper(Favorite Author)
3.89 of 5 Votes: 1
ISBN
0007354088 (ISBN13: 9780007354085)
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English
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History & Biography
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review 1: i think is gonna be good
review 2: Interesting, fascinating and at times a tad boring as well. Football from another view point.
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Steve
Provides a completely new perspective to the dynamic nature of football.Numbers, bloody hell!
TANGO
Excellent Read. Valuable information and great ideas for strategic planning
hannahc
i have not read it it looks like a really cool book.
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