Whether we wake up early on weekends to watch the Premier League or not, all of us in Sport in England had at least watched football before. On deck for the class, however, was a sport very few of us were even familiar with: cricket. One of our most jam-packed days began with the Lord’s […]
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In several of our lectures and tours, we learned that London is the city with the second most football clubs in the world behind only Buenos Aires, Argentina. From the Gunners of Arsenal to the Spurs of Tottenham, London is home to some of the world’s best-known brands. As famous as some of London’s clubs
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Every Tuesday during the spring semester of my junior year at Trinity University, I attended my Sport in England class with 18 other students that was taught by four professors. We spent months comparing and contrasting American and British sport, touching on everything from video assistant referees (VAR) and parachute payments, to racism in football.
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