Home Game
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Originally published | 1983 |
Authors | Paul Quarrington |
Genres | Fiction |
Country | Canada |
Followed by | The Life of Hope |
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First episode | 2020-06-26 00:00:00 |
Product compani | Boardwalk Pictures |
Narrat by | Mark Strong |
Episodes | EpisodesE01 · Calcio StoricoJun 26, 2020 E02 · Highland GamesJun 26, 2020 E03 · FreedivingJun 26, 2020 View 5+ more |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 2917742 |
About Home Game
A look at unusual and dangerous traditional sports from around the world, as well as the communities and cultures in which they thrive.
Bradley Lowery: Man charged over 'taunt' at Sheffield Wednesday match
... The alleged incident happened at Sheffield Wednesday s Home Game on Friday against Sunderland - the team the six-year-old boy supported...
Man's Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce clip leads to 'crazy 24 hours'
... Swift was at the Chiefs Home Game against the Chicago Bears, sitting in a box with Kelce s mother, Donna...
Luton Town: How Premier League football is uniting the area
... It s about to host some of the biggest names and teams in world football, starting with their first Home Game of the season against West Ham United later...
Messi mania grips crowd at China's Workers' Stadium
... Argentina played in front of a huge crowd in what felt like a Home Game for them, halfway across the world, because of the fame of Lionel Messi...
Luton Town: Could Kenilworth Road host Premier League football?
... Writing in his programme notes ahead of Luton s final Home Game of the season on Monday, Mr Sweet said the club would need to rebuild most of the Bobbers Stand if they succeed...
Wrexham: Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney join victory parade
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Argentine Sky Blues fan feels the hand of Cov
... Palmer met the travelling super fan after Saturday s Home Game against Luton Town to hand over another shirt - this one signed by the squad...
World Cup 2022: Tears and emotion as Wales return
... Garry, from Cwmbran, Torfaen, did not miss a Home Game for years - even when Wales played at Anfield in 1999 against Denmark, he missed his maths GCSE to travel, a decision that had repercussions when he decided to become a teacher...
Argentine Sky Blues fan feels the hand of Cov
A Coventry City fan from Argentina said it was " A Dream come true" to be offered tickets to his First Match when he became an overnight local celebrity.
Midfielder Kasey Palmer reached out to Lauti Murguia after a photo of him buying a Sky Blues Shirt in London was shared widely on Social Media .
Mr Murguia, 22, had started supporting The Club after coming across it on football video game, FIFA.
" I will remember this for the rest of My Life , " He Said of Match Day .
Palmer met the travelling super fan after Saturday's Home Game against Luton Town to hand over another Shirt - this one signed by The Squad .
" I really don't have words to describe what he did for me, " Mr Murguia told the on BBC CWR.
Events took over when, in the English capital on Friday, Mr Murguia bought a team Shirt - a purchase that surprised a store employee so much, causing a stir over how someone from The Land of Maradona and Messi was infatuated instead with the Sky Blues.
Palmer then saw The Post , prompting him to make the tickets gesture to The Visitor via Social Media . Mr Murguia already had tickets for The Game , but was delighted to meet The Player after the 1-1 draw.
Mr Murguia said of his experience: " I really appreciate it. [Palmer] was very kind. Just amazing. I [had] one of The Best days in My Life . The signed Shirt will be in a frame in my room. "
He Said the atmosphere inside the CBS Arena was " great" and he was treated like a celebrity.
" People took photos with me. I Am a guy who came from Argentina, why are you taking a photo with me? That was crazy, I didn't expect that, " he explained.
Mr Murguia said he " fell in love" with The Club and its fans after a video game led him to find online images of The Team 's 2017.
" I started to play with Coventry in every single game, like Football Manager, " He Said .
" I make My Own Histories . . we win the Premier League , like all dreams come true in that game. . I started to buy The Shirts . I have a little collection of them. "
Mr Murguia added Coventry was the " number one" destination visited So Far on his tour of the UK, and he would try to return next year.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com