The glorious failure of Brazil at the 1982 World Cup

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Our very own Stuart Horsfield joins us to discuss his debut book looking at the beautiful idealism of the Brazil side that captured the hearts and minds of so many at the 1982 World Cup. The podcast team discuss the impact this side had on an impressionable ten-year-old, thoughts on Santana, Zico, Sócrates and co, and yes, Paolo Rossi too, as well as the lasting legacy of this glorious failure, told in rare depth in his brilliant new book.

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