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Soccer & Society Volume 19, 2018 - Issue 1: Tracing Football's Past: Studies in the Early Development of the Modern Game
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Stunted growth: the early development of football in Derby and South Derbyshire

Graham CurryPhysical Education Department, Tuxford Academy, Nottinghamshire, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 24-34 | Published online: 18 Jan 2017

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Graham Curry. (2023) The Derby Game: A History of Local Rivalries. Soccer & Society 24:6, pages 914-916.
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Graham Curry. (2019) The making of modern soccer: a product of multiple interdependencies. Soccer & Society 20:7-8, pages 1014-1024.
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Graham Curry. 2021. Moments, Metaphors, Memories. Moments, Metaphors, Memories 118 128 .

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