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    [year] => 2016
    [artist] => Mark Palmer
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    [title] => Lost in France: The Story of England's 1998 World Cup Campaign
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    [synopsis] => An essential fly-on-the-wall account of the biggest World Cup tournament ever staged. 1998 is the year the World Cup comes home. Almost 70 years since Jules Rimet's dream first came to fruition, France plays host for the first time to the greatest sporting event in the world. And, with a record-breaking 32 nations competing, the 1998 tournament will be the largest and most widely publicised football extravaganza in history. While following the sporting action, Mark Palmer will also travel around France to speak to fans, players, coaches, competition organisers and journalists, to present the inside story of the World Cup as the drama unfolds. With unrivalled access to the English and French FAs, as well as world regulating body FIFA, Palmer will balance the official view of the tournament with fans' own experiences — all the while comparing the breaking story to how it is being reported back home. • Interest in the fortunes of the English football team has never been so intense. Argentina—England was not only the best game of the tournament, it was quite possibly the most dramatic televised football in this country since the 1966 final • All Played Out, the inside story of England's last World Cup campaign in 1990, sold 35, 000 hardbacks before Christmas and is still in print • Serialisation guaranteed
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