World cup usa '94 / the first round : spotlight : it's a game, not a hunger strike
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The scale of the party Britain’s footballers failed to show up for is becoming apparent. This is a World Cup more complete than any other; complete in the sense of the joy being contributed
from all of the world’s continents and in the rising stimulation from vast, near-full stadiums, with between 50,000 and 90,000 people, giving this a unique American flavor. . . . Above all,
there is the realization among the host country that this was the game, the experience, that millions of America’s ethnic groups have been waiting to celebrate. . . . We have come quite a
way from June 17, when the attention span of the corporate box-holders at the opening ceremony and the Germany-Bolivia game distracted genuine fans with their personal timeouts, their dire
need for popcorn and liquid refreshment. MORE TO READ