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World Cup Moments: France’s Green and White Stripes From 1978

WorldCupBlog 06 April @ 10:10 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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I've read two different explanations for why France wore green and white shirts in their group game vs Hungary at the 1978 World Cup in Argentina.

Explanation #1 is that Argentinean television was to blame:

Argentina was a country still viewing television broadcasts in black and white back then, so all matches had to feature one team wearing a dark-coloured strip, the other a light-coloured strip.

We’re on the march with Ally’s Army

SoccerLens 04 June @ 03:34 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Has there every been a World Cup for drama and intrigue than Argentina in 1978? I was 8 years old and with England failing to qualify, I was beginning to believe that we were above such tournaments, especially as the Scots were there again. By the age of 8 I was into my football big time. So much so that I spent every waking hour playing the game.

Scotland in 1978: What Just Happened?

The Scottish Football Blog 08 June @ 02:00 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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What the hell happened? I've read a lot, watched a lot and listened to a lot about the 1978 World Cup. And I still don't fully understand what happened? How a squad cheered to the rafters on their departure could return shamed. How a football manager could be blamed for a nation turning down the opportunity of self government.