Football was an important form of recreation for soldiers in Britain. Over half of Britain's army - 1.5 million troops - spent most of the Second World War in Britain. Watching and playing sports was critical in keeping these troops occupied and entertained. Football matches also raised money for service charities
At the end of the era of reformation, the king of England,
alongside with the other kings of the European nation, they had started
referring themselves as monarchs as well as they had joined forces in order to
stopped the chaos happening in Europe.
