Late Tackle

A JONG WAY TO GO…

by
The Late Tackle Magazine Team
1 March 2018

STEVE KENNEDY EXAMINES THE STATE OF PLAY IN A COUNTRY WE KNOW VERY LITTLE ABOUT

STEVE KENNEDY
NORTH KORIA FOOTBALL
WORLD SCENE

NORTH Korea remains something of a mystery. From the outside, we see an almost fictional country – although far from fairy-tale – whose activities within its walls seem either unknown or barely believable.
Hugely secretive and mistrustful of western influence, the hermit nation remains largely unavailable for the world to see; with an almost constant ‘closed for business’ sign hanging off its every border.
Yet one area they appear to be sl...

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