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OUR WORLD CUP IS JOY TO WATCH

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Neil JENSEN

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Non-League football fans, more than most, appreciate the community aspect of the beautiful game, so it is perhaps appropriate that the CONIFA Paddy Power World Football Cup 2018 is being hosted at Non- League grounds in and around London.
The opening day on Thursday was a very timely reminder that football is still a great common language and something of an emollient, an expression of benign nationalism and an object of fascination. Its simplicity means it can be played on dusty plains, tabletop mountains, sand-covered pitches and jungle clearings &nd...

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