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Over 1,200 players start at the trial stages to represent the Three Lions at the Homeless World Cup. Final Position: Milan 2009 - 10th; Melbourne 2008 - 6th; Copenhagen 2007 - 29th; Cape Town 2006 - 13th; Edinburgh 2005 - 9th; Gothenburg 2004 - 6th; Graz 2003 - 2nd.
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SEARCH BEGINS FOR 2010 ENGLAND TEAM
The Big Issue in the North, together with a number of Premier league and Football League Clubs, is holding trials to select the England team that will travel to compete in the Rio 2010 Homeless World Cup.
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SEARCH BEGINS FOR 2009 ENGLAND TEAM
Regional Trials will take place across England to find players for the 2009 Homeless World Cup. Read on for dates and venues...
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English Homeless World Cup Team Visits Melbourne Zoo
The English team got acquainted with some Australian locals when they visited the Melbourne Zoo before the 2008 Homeless World Cup kick off.
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BIG ISSUE IN THE NORTH PLAYER BOOSTS ENGLANDS HOPES FOR CUP
Just weeks before kick-off a Huyton man has stepped in to save the chances of England’s Homeless World Cup squad after losing one of their players.
Alan Inman, age 45, a “Fixer” for The Big Issue in the North based in Liverpool, will now fly to Melbourne with the rest of the England team after player Levinio Johnson was forced to pull out due to personal circumstances only weeks before the start of the tournament.
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Manchester United Foundation and The Big Issue in the North are calling on members to the public to show their support for this year's England Homeless World Cup team, which was officially launched last week.
The squad of eight players have been selected from hundreds of hopefuls who attended regional and then national trials held since January. In November, they will travel to the tournament in Australia, to compete against over forty-five other countries in a bid to bring home the coveted Homeless World Cup trophy.
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