The 1950s: English Football's Most Important Decade?

We've taken a look at one of our favourite decades in football history - the 1950s. Alongside a changing world outside of the game, football also needed to adapt to suit an ever-evolving global game.
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Commented for the algorithm. Wished you guys continued this series.

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A very nostalgic era. John Charles, what a player.

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Good video 📹 thank you for sharing.
Make some more. 😁

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The 3 Lions had already lost at home at Goodison Park previous to this match, in 1949 to Ireland, 2-0. It's a common misconception about the Hungary game. First Wembley loss for England against a side outside the UK, but not the first on home soil.

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Definitely - should have said ‘seemingly unbeatable’. Although they had lost to Home Nations and Ireland at home - to the rest of the World they had appeared unbeatable to foreign opposition!

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Also, what image ĥave you used for the thumbnail...? 🤔