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Three men, a dog and global domination
Generally speaking, you should be wary of anyone who begins a sentence with ‘In the old days…’. Usually, they’ll be talking about bygone eras when the bobby on the beat would give unruly youngsters a swift clip around the ear, or when footballers were real men, kicking a laced leather ball around a mudbath, cheered on by flat-cap-wearing hordes of working-class folk. ...
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