“To the left of the main map is a globe-map (an orthographic map) showing Greenland, part of the Kingdom of Denmark. The main map itself is a location-map, showing the home-towns (and current populations) of the 15 clubs that have won Greenlandic men’s football titles. The 14 largest settlements (and their populations) are also shown. Plus there are a few aspects that are unique to Greenland on the map: the West Greenland Current {see caption at the foot of the map}, and the Greenland Ice Sheet {see graphic overlay and caption in center of map}. Also there is a caption for the Old-Thule/Thule/Qaanaq-US-military-forced-native-relocation of 1951-54 (which involved an eventual title-winning club [Tupliak-41]). And there is a caption for the historic Hans-Island-Canada/Denmark-land-border agreement of 2022 [Hans Island is a formerly-contested small island in the Nares Strait between north-west Greenland and Ellsmere Island, Nunavut, Canada]. …”
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Daily Archives: October 16, 2026
The Premier League’s Black British icons
“A moment. A goal. A barrier broke down. New ground broken. A legacy cemented. There are many ways to become an iconic figure at a Premier League club. To mark UK Black History Month, our writers have paid tribute to a Black British icon from every club in the Premier League, from those that broke new ground to those still winning hearts and minds to this day. …”
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Real Madrid demand Javier Tebas’ resignation for likening club’s approach to Nazi Joseph Goebbels
“Real Madrid have demanded the ‘immediate resignation’ of La Liga president Javier Tebas after he likened the approach of the club’s management to that of Joseph Goebbels, the Nazis’ infamous propaganda chief. In a lengthy statement, Madrid described Tebas’ remarks as ‘deeply offensive’ and ‘morally repugnant’. Madrid said they disqualified him from continuing to hold his positions as head of the Spanish top flight and vice-president of the Spanish FA and called on him to step down from both roles. ‘Javier Tebas’ repeated conduct demonstrates a lack of neutrality, respect, and impartiality incompatible with his institutional responsibilities,’ read Madrid’s statement. ‘His constant attacks on Real Madrid and those who demand transparency and reform constitute, in our club’s opinion, a true scourge for Spanish football.’ …”
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