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Times , Monday, December 15, 2008 1:45 PM
"The capital [London] gets gridlock, unaffordable houses, overpopulation, pollution and a lousy standard of living, but, on the upside, if you want to stare at a Titian or the Rosetta Stone, it is the
place to be. The National Football Museum, like all projects of historical worth, has to be based where it is accessible. That is why there is a Tate Modern; not a Tate, Preston." Martin Samuel argues
for moving the U.K. equivalent of the Soccer Hall of Fame from Preston in northern England to the national stadium in London. He should try getting to Oneonta.
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