THE FINAL of  CONIFA’s World Football Cup may have been something of a damp squib (literally), settled in the unsatisfactory manner of the penalty shoot-out, but the occasion underlined the very warm feeling the tournament created among the many people who watched the games in and around London. There were glitches, notably the clumsy exit of the Isle of Man’s team from the competition, a protest over their opponents, Barawa, fielding a player who was not listed when the squads were initially named.  CONIFA is a body made up of states that are either unrecognised or misplaced, most have legitimate issues, such as Tibet, while Cascadia is a so-called “bio-region”, which is scarcely comparable.  All have had some form of struggle, so they know…