George Best : The Legend - in Pictures
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R025837 Ned. Fotomuseum GB ANTH MARTIN.I 2006
TitleGeorge Best : The Legend - in Pictures
Edition[editie] 2008 (NFM)
Iconographic keywords
Place of publicationBelfast
PublisherAppletree Press, Belfast, Lagan Books
Pagination96
IllustrationsZwart-Wit en kleur
Dimensions22,5 x 22,5 cm.
MaterialNiet gerubriceerd
Document TypeBook
ISBN9781847581167
Bibliographic Notessc
Geographical keywordGroot-Brittannië
Persons keywordGetty Images, EMPICS
Abstract
George Best had everything: supreme skill; boundless energy; the ability to make and score goals; radar-like awareness of the game as a whole. But in an era when pitches were often like ploughed fields he had grace and balance which seemed to allow him to skim across the mud and float through the mire.
He was also one of the bravest players to step onto a football pitch, taking chances that other players would never attempt. All this made one him of a kind and when Pele described him as the greatest footballer in the world, the Belfast Boy became a true legend.
He was also one of the bravest players to step onto a football pitch, taking chances that other players would never attempt. All this made one him of a kind and when Pele described him as the greatest footballer in the world, the Belfast Boy became a true legend.
| Copy number | R025837 |
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| Shelf mark | GB ANTH MARTIN.I 2006 |