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Distant Corners

Name: Distant Corners
Brand: Temple University Press,U.S.
SKU: 05076006
Price: 9923 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: David Wangerin
ISBN: 9781439906316

David Wangerin

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 05076006

Publishers Temple University Press,U.S., February 2014

In Distant Corners, his follow-up to Soccer in a Football World, David Wangerin details several of t... Full description

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In Distant Corners, his follow-up to Soccer in a Football World, David Wangerin details several of the people, places, and events that shaped American soccer history. Despite its struggle for popular acceptance, soccer in the United States has a rich history. Wangerin profiles Tom Cahill, the almost-forgotten "father of American soccer," and writes passionately about the 1979 North American Soccer League season, the high-water mark of the game in the twentieth century. Wangerin shows how the American appetite for soccer has ebbed and grown over the years, chronicling the game at the college and professional levels and describing the city of St. Louis' unique historic attachment to the sport. Wangerin believes that the time is ripe for American fans to look into their own history and recognize the surprisingly deep connection their country has to soccer.