在英超和每年領韆萬年薪的球星齣現之前，“足球”在英國是個骯髒的字眼，是一項非常不優雅的運動，球迷、足球流氓等等讓足球這個運動總是放不上颱麵，直到1990年在意大利舉辦的“世界杯”，齣現瞭一記足以拯救整個足球界的經典射門……

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In England 'football' was a dirty word. The game was in disgrace...

James Erskine brings it all back, the hooliganism, the state of English football and that fateful night in Turin. This documentary is a mixed bag of generally well written narrative spoken by Gary Oldman, real footage of games, unseen footage and English footballs bad name. This all works really well apart from the cut scenes of close up ball control and recreated gang scenes which are obviously and badly re-done somewhere in the arse end of Gateshead. It's a shame because it starts to annoy an detracts from the original footage which is more than enough to keep the viewer entertained. That aside it was a mostly enjoyable 98 minutes and the final game against West Germany was played out excellently. Nice little touches are added like subtitles showing what Bobby Robson said to Gazza to console him after the second yellow card, and there is loads of hotel behind the England camp scenes which make for interesting viewing. I was also quite surprised how gracious Lothar Matthäus was to Chris Waddle after that fateful miss which ultimately ended our world cup dream.

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