England and the 1966 World Cup

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The book offers a cultural analysis of the 1966 World Cup, highlighting its significance as a pivotal moment in England's post-war history. It explores the interplay of cultural, social, and political changes of the mid-1960s, emphasizing the World Cup's impact beyond sports. While it acknowledges broader societal connections, the focus remains on football as a cultural form, providing a unique perspective on the tactical achievements of England's manager, Alf Ramsey.