Gaming the Game
Rudi Hiden
In May 1930 the Austrian Wunder-team, coached by Jimmy Hogan, managed by Hugo Meisl, hosted England for the third time, the first post Great War and in Vienna. The result was a 0-0 draw and Rudi Hiden must have impressed, directly to Arsenal's manager, Herbert Chapman, or soemone else with strong links to the club, indeed so much so that The Gunners signed him.
came not to Hampden Park, that would happen three years later, but to Wembley. Both games would be draws, in London 0-0 and in Glasgow 2-2.
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