It’s been quite a couple of weeks for historical symbolism in football. Ten days ago the football world was transfixed by events taking place in Belgrade, where a drone carrying a flag of greater Albania floated down onto the pitch during the Euro 2016 qualifying match between Serbia and Albania – an event which provoked […]
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Panorama of present-day Lviv ‘In Lwów there are no border posts between different nations. In Lwów there is however a Romanesque church built by Armenian hands, and the Baroque church of St. George. Here there are remnants of German and Byzantium culture crammed together like market stalls…Different cultures in the city are not separated by […]
It’s been a while since I posted. The Euros have gone, we’ve had the emotion and glory of the Olympics and the early summer has morphed into the nagging worries of mid-August as we start to notice the sun rising a bit later and the evenings start to come in. What happened in the rest […]