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		In the same issue of Liberty, there is a review of ALF member Wendy McElroy's new book, XXX: A Woman's Right to Pornography, that St. Martin's Press published in the fall of 1995.
		So, to answer Ramsey's question, it is to be hoped that a libertarian feminist, or a libertarian of any kind, would look at any evidence that exposure to pornography was correlated with the commission of sex crimes as no "proof" of causation.
		If any California ALF members are interested in running for office in that state, 1996 may be the year to do it.
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	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Alf Ramsey
		But Alf Ramsey's tactical astuteness, working with a squad of solid but not outstanding players, baffled and astonished the illustrious football clubs involved to produce the would be impossible task of actually winning the league title in Ipswich's first ever season in the top flight.
		Before Ramsey, Walter Winterbottom had been manager but selections and other decisions were often carried out by board committees and so forth, when Ramsey took over all these duties it lead to him being referred to as 'England's first proper manager'.
		Ramsey was using the 4-3-3 system and for each of the group games used a winger, John Connelly against Uruguay, Terry Paine against Mexico and Ian Callaghan against France.
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	CNN/SI - World Soccer - English World Cup hero Ramsey dies - Friday April 30, 1999 03:47 PM
		Ramsey, who was 79, suffered a minor stroke in June last year and spent time recovering in Ipswich Hospital, Suffolk.
		Ramsey was knighted by the Queen in 1967 and remained England manager until 1974, when he was controversially sacked after his team failed to qualify for the World Cup finals in West Germany.
		"Alf Ramsey gave all of us in the football business the greatest moment we have ever had as players, as coaches, as managers as fans and as officials," he said.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /soccer/world/news/1999/04/30/ramsey_obit (679 words)

	Observer \| Heroes and villains: Sir Alf Ramsey
		The Ramsey method was simple: defend in such depth that the opposition eventually becomes exhausted or just plain bored, and then one of the mediocre England forwards can slip out and score a single goal.
		Ramsey, on the whole, had no time for exciting players and was always suspicious of the flamboyant Jimmy Greaves.
		I have long believed that the only way to deal with Ramsey and his negative, defensive heirs is to abolish the absurd offside rule, widen the pitch and widen the goals.
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	World Cup 2006, feature on Sir Alf remains the greatest- MSN UK
		Before Sir Alf the England manager was little more than a messenger boy, the man who collected the team list from a faceless committee of grey suits and pinned it up on the dressing room wall.
		Sir Alf's great achievement, largely forgotten in the £4million-a-year world of Eriksson, was smashing that cosy, amateur, underachieving cycle with the force of his own character.
		It is a measure of the Ramsey legacy that the yardstick of England success is still gauged by how the current team compares with his side of almost 40 years ago.
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	Betrayed by his life
		The pathos of it all was that Alf should die in virtual poverty, trying to make ends meet on the mean and niggardly pension of £25 a week from the Football Association; an exercise in petty revenge.
		It was Thompson who was eventually the prime mover in Ramsey's sacking in 1974 though the sad truth is that for the couple of preceding years, Alf had palpably lost his way.
		True, Alf's team of so-called wingless wonders, with its emphasis on work rate, would arguably have a negative effect on the future of English football, but the achievement was enormous.
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	BBC News \| UK \| Sir Alf Ramsey: World Cup victor
		Born in Dagenham, Essex, in 1920, the son of a smallholder, Alf Ramsey was a promising footballer at school, and later played for his army regiment during World War II.
		As a player, Ramsey's coolness, his capacity for critical analysis combined with decisive action, won him the nickname "The General".
		But Sir Alf Ramsey will always be associated with one summer's day in 1966 when his England were on top of the world.
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		Ramsey was the only great manager England have had, but the least mediagenic.
		Ramsey was a working class bloke from Dagenham, Essex, born in 1920.
		Alf Ramsey, the iconoclast, was paid £5,000 a year, knighted in 1967, and remained as manager till 1974.
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	World Cup 2006, World Cup 2006, feature on Sir Alf remains the greatest - part 2 - MSN UK
		Sir Alf's boys were a special team because of, never despite of, Sir Alf.
		Ramsey merely retorted that if Stiles went so did he.
		He received that familiar icy Ramsey glare and a simple: "I know where you were and never let it happen again." It didn't.
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	Alf Ramsey, Football (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Ramsey earned a knighthood for guiding Bobby Moore's side to the 1966 World Cup Final, where they beat West Germany 4-2.
		As a player, Ramsey was an intelligent and creative right-back with Southampton and Spurs.
		On retiring as a player in 1955, he became manager of Ipswich, and his achievement in taking that club from the Third Division to the First Division title in the space of seven years earned him the England job in 1963.
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	ICA Coaching Sessions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Alf Ramsey was a first rate motivator and his players always raised their game for him; he was a master tactician.
		For that reason, addition of the column numbers in the tables results in double counting of these six matches and produces sums that are greater than the actual overall numbers.
		The normally reticent Ramsey allows himself moments of celebration on the pitch and later with his captain, Bobby Moore.
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	What Would Sir Alf Do? - The Association of Football Statisticians
		About the only quality they have in common is loyalty to their players, yet Ramsey’s version of loyalty would not have extended to the special relationship between Eriksson and his captain.
		Ramsey did not go to the trouble of telling Moore about his exclusion.
		The only other valid Eriksson / Ramsey comparison is their shared confidence that England could win a World Cup but Sven’s cagey ‘we can win it for sure’ will for ever be eclipsed by Ramsey’s matter-of-fact assertion that England would win.
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	Ramsey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ramsey theory, a branch of mathematics that studies the conditions under which order must appear; named for Frank P. Ramsey
		Ramsey, New Jersey, a borough in Bergen County
		Charles H. Ramsey (born 1950), Washington, D.C. chief of police as of 1998
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	Sir Alf Ramsey, coach, 79 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Ramsey, known for his innovative tactics, was considered England's most successful international manager.
		He was knighted in 1967 and remained England's manager until 1974, when he was fired after his team failed to qualify for the World Cup.
		As a player, Ramsey was regarded as a tenacious defender, playing 32 times for England's national team, including three games as captain.
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		Alf Ramsey Info - Bored Net - Boredom
		Sir Alfred Ernest Ramsey (January 22, 1920-April 28, 1999) was a footballer and manager of the English national football team from 1963 to 1974.
		During his time as manager, England won the 1966 World Cup.
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	Tottenham Hotspur Alf Ramsey Caricature
		Sir Alf Ramsey will be forever remembered as the manager who guided England to the 1966 World Cup.
		As a player Alf Ramsey played right back for Spurs and Southampton.
		He teamed up with England soon after in 1963 and was sacked in 1973 as the side failed to qualify for the World Cup.
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	England Football Managers
		England were looking for repeat success in the 1968 European Championships, however they stumbled on the way losing 3-2 Scotland, however Sir Alf Ramsey’s side made it, however were eliminated narrowly when losing 1-0 to Yugoslavia in the semi- finals.
		Sir Alf Ramsey’s men failed to qualify for the 1974 world cup, after failing to dispatch Poland in a world cup qualifying match.
		Sir Alf Ramsey left the post in 1974 and is now arguably considered as England’s greatest ever manager.
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	Indian Express: Sir Alf Ramsey passes away (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		LONDON, April 30: Sir Alf Ramsey, who took England to their only World Cup final victory in 1966, has died, his former club Ipswich Town said today.
		Ramsey played 31 times for England before going on to manage the National team from 1963 to 1974.
		Ramsey, knighted in 1967, suffered a mild stroke last June.
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	Rab Howell (1869 - 1937) - the only true Romany to play for England
		I have stated that Rab Howell is believed to be the only “true Romany to play for England” The former England international and England manager Sir Alf Ramsey was supposedly descended from Roma’s.
		“As for (Bobby) Moore, whom Ramsey had made captain at the unusually tender age of 22, the manager recognised that he was a pillar, for all his indiscipline and his cheek - towards even Ramsey, who, when young, had been nicknamed 'Darkie' and occasionally (almost certainly mistakenly) held to have gypsy blood.
		The journalist Nigel Clarke tells of Ramsey's fury one day when the team coach was going through Czechoslovakia: 'It passed some Romany caravans.
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	Amazon.com: "Alf Ramsey": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		And that was the beauty of Alf Ramsey's team: everybody knew precisely their functions, stuck to their jobs and the team worked.
		England had Billy Wright and their future manager Alf Ramsey in defence.
		of opponents, and that is a team that comes out to play football and not to act as animals.' - Alf Ramsey after the infamous 1966 clash between England and Argentina 22...
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	BBC - BBC Four - Audio Interviews - Alf Ramsey
		Sir Alf Ramsey talks to Kenneth Wolstenholme about
		Sir Alf Ramsey talks to Roger Mackay about
		Football manager of the victorious English side in the 1966 World Cup, Sir Alf Ramsey also played professional football appearing in more than 250 cup and league games.
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	Ipswich Town \| Club \| Hospitality \| Sir Alf Ramsey Suite (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Named after one of Ipswich and England's great football heroes, the spacious Sir Alf Ramsey Suite facility is suitable for a range of functions.
		Accommodating up to 120 people, the Suite has modern bar facilities and houses a collection of Sir Alf Ramsey memorabilia.
		There are also a number of executive boxes nearby ideally suited as breakout/syndicate areas.
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	The World Soccer Site - Alf Ramsey
		Alf Ramsey Spurs and England 1951 Turf Cigarettes Card
		Sir Alf Ramsey's ENGLAND 12 Sticker set 1988 with backs
		Alf Ramsey Ipswich Town League Champions Coin Set 1962
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		Sir Alfred Ernest Ramsey was a footballer and manager of the English national football team from 1963 to 1974.
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