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'If England gets beaten, so will she' – the link between World Cup and violence explained

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'If England gets beaten, so will she' – the link between World Cup and violence explained. Francis, Brian (Author); Kirby, Stuart (Author). 2018.

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Francis, B & Kirby, S, 'If England gets beaten, so will she' – the link between World Cup and violence explained, 2018, Blog. <https://theconversation.com/if-england-gets-beaten-so-will-she-the-link-between-world-cup-and-violence-explained-99769>

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Francis, B., & Kirby, S. (2018). 'If England gets beaten, so will she' – the link between World Cup and violence explained. Blog https://theconversation.com/if-england-gets-beaten-so-will-she-the-link-between-world-cup-and-violence-explained-99769

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Francis B, Kirby S. 'If England gets beaten, so will she' – the link between World Cup and violence explained 2018.

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Francis, Brian (Author) ; Kirby, Stuart (Author). / 'If England gets beaten, so will she' – the link between World Cup and violence explained. [Blog].

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