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Red Threads: A History of the People's Flag

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By Henry Bell
| booksfromscotland.com
By (author) Henry Bell The red flag: There is no symbol, perhaps other than the crucifix and the crescent moon, for which so many people have lived and died. A standard of hope and resistance to millions and of terror and tyranny to many. But why is the flag red? How did it come to represent the workers against the bourgeoisie? And how did it travel the world? Henry Bell takes us around the globe and back in time, tracing the lineage of the red flag.
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Bobo Vieri @ 50: His 3 Greatest Goals

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By Henry Bell
| gentlemanultra.com
Christian Vieri is fifty years young today. He scored many wonderful hat tricks, including one on his debut for Inter in 1999, so what better way to celebrate the big man than picking a tripletta of his three best goals? Vieri: A Fan Favourite For many Italian football fanatics of the Channel 4 generation he sums up exactly why we fell in love with the game.
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The Photographer Behind the Milan Derby's Most Famous Image -

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By Henry Bell
| gentlemanultra.com
It’s hard to believe that out of one of the most shameful chapters in Milan Derby history came one of its most beautiful images. The last meeting of AC Milan and Inter in the Champions League took place in April 2005 and was abandoned in a scene more reminiscent of Dante’s inferno than a sporting spectacle. Yet the legacy of this game is a story of hope and comradery, all thanks to a split second decision to press down on a shutter release button.
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