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The Murder that Changed English Football (allegedly)
Duncan Hooper
4 episodes
5 days ago
In 1923 Aston Villa were the world's most successful football team. They were flying high in league and cup when a unique tragedy struck. This story explores a pivotal moment in the formation of modern Britain through the personalities of two men: former miner turned professional sportsman Tommy Ball, and wounded war hero George Stagg, the man who killed him.
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In 1923 Aston Villa were the world's most successful football team. They were flying high in league and cup when a unique tragedy struck. This story explores a pivotal moment in the formation of modern Britain through the personalities of two men: former miner turned professional sportsman Tommy Ball, and wounded war hero George Stagg, the man who killed him.
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The Gun and the Gate
The Murder that Changed English Football (allegedly)
17 minutes 22 seconds
2 weeks ago
The Gun and the Gate

Doubts begin to emerge about the testimony of Beatrice Ball, who claims her neighbour George Stagg shot her footballer husband Tommy before turning the gun on her.

Episode 2 of The Murder that Changed English Football looks at the evidence collected against Stagg, including a former wartime rifle and a blood spattered gate, which are the only unbiased witnesses to his fatal confrontation with the Aston Villa player.

Did the jury have doubts as they weighed up Stagg's life after the briefest of trials?

The episode relies heavily on research by Colin Brown, author of The Armistice Day Killing: The Death of Tommy Ball and the Life of the Man who Shot Him.

Post production by Istorias Media, sound editing by Sasha Sadikov.

The Murder that Changed English Football (allegedly)
In 1923 Aston Villa were the world's most successful football team. They were flying high in league and cup when a unique tragedy struck. This story explores a pivotal moment in the formation of modern Britain through the personalities of two men: former miner turned professional sportsman Tommy Ball, and wounded war hero George Stagg, the man who killed him.