Description

This compelling history traces how Hungary’s vibrant football culture produced one of the greatest teams in the history of the game and helped redefine modern soccer on the eve of the Second World War. Through the stories of visionary players, innovative coaches, and a society transformed by football, it reveals the tactical ideas and cultural forces that shaped generations to come. Rich in historical detail and insight, the book explores creativity, national identity, sporting revolution, and the enduring influence of the Hungarian golden age on football around the world.

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paperback

Blink Publishing

Published Mar 5, 2020

400 pages

ISBN: 9781788702997

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Details

First Published

2019

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for The Names Heard Long Ago by Jonathan Wilson.

War/Trauma
Political Oppression
Death/Grief