The Hand of God
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After just one replay of what himself will call
‘the Hand of God’, Colin Boyce from Walsall
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has already seen enough and blusters out
from his cousin’s house to the hot
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and humid streets of the fervidly Loyalist
Ballybeen Estate, where a short chiming burst
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of ‘O Sole Mio’ brings children out from cut-throughs
to queue for pokes with chocolate sauce;
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and by the time that Colin asks for
a strawberry Cornetto, Diego Maradona
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has left the Terries – Butcher and Fenwick –
scrabbling on the turf, and all but won it.
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