World Cup 2010 Blog: Those German Dopes | ![]() |
Posted: 05 Oct 2011 11:43 AM PDT One of the most controversial games in World Cup history just increased and decreased in controversy simultaneously. That’s an achievement in itself. The 1966 World Cup final was marked by the was-it-or-wasn’t-it-over-the-line debate over Geoff Hurst’s third and decisive goal. (Oxford research says nay.) It was then wonderfully relived in South Africa, much to the delight of the neutral world. Turns out it could have been moot – three German players were apparently illegally under the influence of sniffles medication. Or something. And how convenient.
Frightening thought: What if England had lost that game? We’d all be moving to lands without access to English-speaking media. |
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