Scoring for Britain: International Football and International Politics, 1900-1939Psychology Press, 1999 - 306 Seiten "This book considers the nature and development of linkages between international football and politics between 1900 and 1939, and also provides a history of international football in Britain. It discusses Britain's influence over the development of football as a world game, British footballers as international stars, and the extra-sporting significance of fixtures such as England v. Germany (1935 and 1938). Finally, it illuminates the long-standing sporting debates as to whether professionals representing their country play for themselves rather than for their nation, whether international sport serves as a force for co-operation or conflict, and whether sporting performances affect a nation's prestige."--Jacket. |
Inhalt
Screen through International Football | 17 |
3 | 31 |
190018 | 50 |
Sport after 1919 | 79 |
5 | 97 |
6 | 112 |
To Intervene in International Football or Not | 130 |
The Greatest ever Triumph of the Keep Politics | 173 |
The Mid to Late 1930s | 213 |
The Late 1930s | 238 |
Bibliography | 272 |
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Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
1938 World Cup amateur Anglo-German April association football Austria Battle of Highbury Belgium Berlin Britain British associations British Council British football associations British government British sport British teams Capel-Kirby and Carter Chamberlain close season tour clubs continental countries cultural propaganda Daily Express defeat Despite diplomatic embassy encl England England-Germany FA's FIFA FIFA Congress FIFA's football internationals football's Foreign Office foreign teams France game's German German sport government's Hirschman Hitler's Hoare home international Home Office IFAB impact international football International Politics international sport Italian Italy July June London Lord March minute Nazi NBKR Neville Chamberlain Noel-Baker notably Olympic Games organisation Orme Sargent overseas Phipps played players Polley Press proved quoted reaffirmed represented result Riordan role Rous Schricker Scotland Sept SFAMT Simon Sir Stanley Rous Soccer Soviet tournament Vansittart victory Wales Wigram World Cup