Episode 107: Football in Tudor England (A World Cup Special Edition_

14 min•6 juli 2018

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[WORLD CUP SPOLI] In honor of England making it through their first knockout round, here's an episode on Tudor football. One of the deadliest sports in Tudor England, second only to archery, football was not really a sport we would recognize today. But people have been passionate about it since the first recorded match in England in 1170! Here we look at football in the Tudor period (Henry VIII had specially made football boots!).

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Episode 107: Football in Tudor England (A World Cup Special Edition_

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