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We’re underway at #footycon25 with our lead organiser Dr Gary James giving our delegates an introduction to the conference & the proceedings of the next 2 days

We’re underway at #footycon25 with our lead organiser <a href="/GaryJamesWriter/">Dr Gary James</a> giving our delegates an introduction to the conference &amp; the proceedings of the next 2 days
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Thanks to World Cup Rambling for coming to our conference and we hope you had a great first time attending the conference! We hope you can join us again 🙂 🎥:Sport in History

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A great two days at #footycon25 in Belfast where we have been attending FootyCon! Thanks to the conference organisers & all the delegates who took part in our coverage on other channels! We’ll be posting extra bits throughout the week, so keep an eye out 👀

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After a wonderful time at #footycon25, we’re taking a little time to reflect on all the wonderful people we met at FootyCon. Up first is Tim Mills, a co-winner of the day 1 prize for best paper (sponsored by Routledge Sport, Leisure, and Tourism) on his work to celebrate 120 years of Carlisle United

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As you may have seen on here or other social media channels, we were at #footycon25 to cover FootyCon in Belfast this past weekend & caught up with some reputable names in academia. One of these was Professor Fiona Skillen, who spoke to us about her co-authored book A Most Unsuitable Game.

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As you may have seen on here or other social media channels, we were at #footycon25 to cover FootyCon in Belfast this past weekend. We caught up with people from all backgrounds with an interest in football history, including Matthew Okot, host of the World Cup Rambling podcast

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Last week's International Football History Conference at Belfast was a great success. Thanks to all delegates who made it such a wonderful experience. Here's to the next one: gjfootballarchive.com/2025/06/18/int…

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Thanks to our latest podcast guest Ben Robinson for his post promoting the podcast. If you haven’t listened to Ben’s episode yet, you can do so now at: shows.acast.com/sport-in-histo… or wherever you listen to your podcasts

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Just a reminder that you have exactly ONE WEEK to sign up to our next seminar where Tamsin Johnson of Nottingham Trent University is presenting her paper: Visions of Feminine modernity: Cycling, Self-Propulsion and power (1880-1939) on June 30th history.ac.uk/events/visions…

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We’re at the Chalke History Festival today enjoying all the great historical talks, living history & events taking place today! If you’re at the festival, drop us a message and feel free to come and say hello 👋

We’re at the <a href="/ChalkeFestival/">Chalke History Festival</a> today enjoying all the great historical talks, living history &amp; events taking place today! 

If you’re at the festival, drop us a message and feel free to come and say hello 👋
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IYCMI last night... Our latest episode sees Tamsin Johnson of Nottingham Trent University presenting her work on visual culture in women’s cycling between 1880-1939. You can listen via the link ⬇️ or wherever you listen to your podcasts hhttps://shows.acast.com/sport-in-history-podcast

IYCMI last night...

Our latest episode sees Tamsin Johnson of <a href="/NottmTrentUni/">Nottingham Trent University</a> presenting her work on visual culture in women’s cycling between 1880-1939.

You can listen via the link ⬇️ or wherever you listen to your podcasts

hhttps://shows.acast.com/sport-in-history-podcast
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Introduction to the special edition of Sport in History journal that I've guest edited with Professor Dil Porter, in which we focus on the history of physical education, just published #history #education #sport #physicaleducation tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…