Communists, Caviar, and a Conception (Part 2/2)
Or, A Butterfly Flaps Its Wings in Philly and Alters the Future
The Philadelphia Atoms vs. Moscow Red Army game would not be identical to what was to come in the Major Indoor Soccer League, but it would have looked awfully familiar: a fast-paced game with a lot of offense, six players on a side, synthetic carpeting and balls bouncing off sideboards. The biggest difference would be a much shorter goal: only 4 feet hi…
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