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Tom Dunmore
Tom Dunmore is the founder of Pitch Invasion. Originally from Brighton, England, he's now resident in Chicago. He is also the editor of Stadium Porn and the author of the Historical Dictionary of Soccer. Follow Tom @pitchinvasion on Twitter.
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A Very Brief Hiatus
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Southampton’s attack on press freedom backfires
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MLS To Detroit? Roger Faulkner’s Retro Plans
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The Chain Of 2018-2022-2026 World Cup Hosting Bids
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Home Supporters, Away Supporters
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Maintaining Parity In MLS: Don Garber and the Wisdom of Branch Rickey
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Twice In A Lifetime: Who’s Behind The New New York Cosmos?
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What Does The Future Hold For Women’s Professional Soccer?
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To Asia, Taking La Liga Beyond Real Madrid and Barcelona
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Growing Recognition For American Supporters Groups
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College Soccer and American Youth Development
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Largest American Soccer Crowds, 2010
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September 4th is Non-League Day
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Brand City: Selling Manchester In America
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Rungrado May Day Stadium, Pyongyang, North Korea
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UEFA Takes Step Forward on Supporter-Club Relations
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Nigeria’s U-20 Women’s Team Take A Big Step Forward For African Soccer
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From Manchester to Philadelphia: The Use Of Bad Language By Association Football Fans
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The National Football Centre: Is It Actually Worthwhile For English Youth Development?
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Can Brazil Produce Another Marta?
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The I-League: Does America Need More Indoor Soccer?
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The Yanks Are Coming! American Sports Mogul Tries To Buy Wolves. . . In 1967
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AFC Totton, Testwood Park
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Oldham Boro FC: The World’s Most Unpleasant Team Name Change
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The Times’ Paywall Failure: Are You Paying For Marcotti?
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Breaking Four Million: Aggregating The Attendance Rise in MLS
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Predicting Future Success: The History of the UEFA European Under-19 Championship
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China’s 2026 World Cup Bid: Watch Out
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Kings of Cascadia
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2010 World Cup Ratings: Time Is On American Soccer’s Side
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The Invisibility of Women’s Soccer – Even When On TV!
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Paving The Way For South Africa 2010: Ydnekatchew Tessema, Forgotten Hero Of African Soccer
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Fixing Lower League Soccer In America
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Aon and Manchester United’s New Shirt: Local Protest, Global Brand
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Tackling Homophobia: Gareth Thomas and Rugby’s Example
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A Brief History of The FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup








