Novara FM: The People Vs Football w/ Juliet Jacques & Tom Williams

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Novara FM: The People Vs Football w/ Juliet Jacques & Tom Williams

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Is football the place for political struggle? Is there a limit to the success of fan-owned clubs? How disappointed can we be when pundits and players turn out not to be comrades? Cultural critic Juliet Jacques and Pro Revolution Soccer host Tom Williams unite for a conversation inspired by Mickaël Correia’s book, The People’s History […]

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Novara FM: The People Vs Football w/ Juliet Jacques & Tom Williams

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