Football’s greatest feud: Chapter VI
Let’s put both the Falklands and the Malvines aside just for a moment. As much as the 1982 conflict still fuels this rivalry – and especially the Argentinians – another story about a war fought 44 years ago would just unnecessarily shift the focus away from football.Decades ago, the wounds were still fresh and the thirst for revenge – the one played out on the football pitch, which may hurt the most – was stronger than ever. The days of violent clashes between hooligans all over the streets of Mexico City are (hopefully) behind us.Kane hits back at English media: “They’re trying to create division in the England camp”So, let’s just focus on the one thing that both unites and divides Argentina and England – football.It’s well known that the English brought football to this South American country. Without them, Argentina might never have embraced this beautiful game – or they would, but much later. However, without La Albiceleste, England would never have realized how elegant and artisti..