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Rod Liddle

Beyoncé at the Super Bowl? I prefer the anti-racists of Millwall

The predominance of brilliant black footballers contributed hugely to changing British views

13 February 2016

9:00 AM

13 February 2016

9:00 AM

My most thrilling moment of 2016 so far — aside from watching a smug-looking woman carrying a copy of the Guardian get the heel of one shoe stuck in the escalator at Canary Wharf station (boy did she howl) — was having a Facebook friend request accepted by Trevor Lee.

Trevor is a hero of mine.

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