Sports History Network Manchester United has won the English Premier League title or equivalent a record 20 times in their history. That makes them English soccer’s most decorated club, but the glory days now seem like a distant memory. A decade after their last league flag, the Red Devils remain transitional. They continue to struggle to re-adjust to … Read more
After an embarrassing 54–13 loss to the Vikings in week five and a humiliating 38–0 loss to the Cardinals on Monday Night Football in week nine, the 1970 Cowboys were 5–4, and the playoffs seemed out of reach. They beat the Redskins 45–21 in week ten to up their record to 6–4. They now needed … Read more
Many people still think of betting as something seedy and underground. However, times have changed – the future of betting offers a safe and secure way for anyone to enter the world of gambling. With advancements in mobile technology, improved online security protocols, and modern payment methods, it’s now easier to keep up with the … Read more
With their new Head Coach, Don Shula leading the way, the 1970 Dolphins got off to a good start, winning four of their first five games, but they then lost three in a row, getting outscored in those three games 87–17. They won their next six games to finish the season 10–4. They traveled to … Read more
This is one of those stories that you certainly can not make up: happiness, pride, tragedy, heroes, and gangsters all wrapped up in one unbelievable, but true story! On this episode of “When Football Was Football” we’ll dip into our WWII files to share the remarkable exploits of a Medal of Honor winner, whose father … Read more