Football's chequered history of half-time entertainment: Punch-ups, cheerleaders and booing The Shamen

By The New York Times   |   1 year ago
Football's chequered history of half-time entertainment: Punch-ups, cheerleaders and booing The Shamen

A man in Elsa costume singing "Let It Go" at Wycombe Wanderers' Adams Park during a football match was a unique half-time spectacle, showcasing English football's culture of light entertainment and crowd participation. American sports offer acrobats, baby racing, and halftime shows.

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