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Leather footballs were laced because early match balls lacked modern air valves, requiring a heavy leather string to hold an internal rubber bladder inside the casing.
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There have b...
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Born in Calcutta, India, in 1904, Salim would go on to become the first player from the Indian sub-continent to play for a European club when he signed for Celtic in 1936. The winger, who only ever played barefoot, used f...
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