01 February 1915 Factual, War 1 mins
Professional footballers answer the call of duty and get in training; many would go on to fight in the Battle of the Somme.
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Footballer's Battalion: At the White City, London, Getting Fit for the 'final' Trailer
United Kingdom 01 February 1915
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