Great Football Adventures 18+

17th Sep 2018 7pm - 10pm

at The Social

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Event Details

Great Football Adventure is back after the summer break . . join us for an intimate look at the beautiful game in some of the world’s most unique places.

Graham Stack has stories to rival the very best. Arsenal, the Invincibles, dodgy gear, rogue irons, dealing with hooligans in Belgium and enjoying a career that's spanned from Arsenal to Kerala via Milwall and Beveren.

Eli Mengem is the voice of a generation. The Copa 90 presenter hosts Derby Days and commands a loyal following. He's experienced football in the most unique of places, most recently in Russia for the 2018 World Cup.

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