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A Midsummer Night’s Dream Is a Little Like Soccer - The Run of Play
runofplay.com/2010/09/17/a-midsummer-nights-dream-is-a-little-like-soccer/
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The fan’s day-to-day experience of football may feel tragic, Supriya Nair writes. But the game’s ongoing narrative is ultimately a consolation.
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@arrroberts @Paul_C_Smith @redrichie This seems a good time to share this @supriyan piece again: http://bit.ly/aVvwfT
A meditation on today's result, via Tall, Blond Mike: A Midsummer Night's Dream is a Little Like Soccer http://tinyurl.com/4w4cook #Chelsea
Run of play has some truly wonderful football essays: http://www.runofplay.com/2010/09/17/a-midsummer-nights-dream-is-a-little-like-soccer/
lovely article on football, 'We cannot rise above fate, but we can still dream. That is reconciliation.' http://bit.ly/aVvwfZ
Wonderful article, a must read! RT @Roy_Keanes_Gum A Midsummer Night’s Dream Is a Little Like Soccer http://bit.ly/c76bNS (via @runofplay)
Brilliant writing from @runofplay --> A Midsummer Night’s Dream Is a Little Like Soccer http://bit.ly/c76bNS
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Is a Little Like Soccer: It may seem odd to think about football as comedy when it seems..
While I wander aimlessly around Rajasthan, @supriyan is writing excellent things: http://bit.ly/booy5g
Catching up on lovely footie writing: @supriyan on football's redeeming sense of continuity, and its relation to comedy http://bit.ly/cxriCU