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The Football History Podcast 6: Phil Brennan's 'Lost' - a photographic record of football in the 1980s
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Were the 1980s really a time where football was a 'slun sport, played in slum stadiums for slum people'? (The Times in 1985) Or were they really the last days of football as a truly working class pursuit, never to return?
In this episode of The Football History Podcast I speak to author and editor of 'Lost' - a unique photographic record of football in the 1980s compiled with David Featherstone.
In the words of our own intro theme, 'does it bring back memories?'
Nick
achtungmillwall@gmail.com
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