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The Best George Best
“Best” in English means “the best.” Many Englishmen really consider George Best to be the best player in the history of British football. He owned feints no worse than the Brazilian wizard Garrincha, perfectly and accurately hit with both legs, played well in the air, picked up speed from the spot and jerked away from defenders … And, of course, scored goals, a lot of goals. Continue reading
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last round
the guy
recruited masters
scored per match
place where
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especially for the population
Among those were members
parochial and working teams
experiences of the mother
numerous clashes
something of a mania
national team plays
came to the competition
all tournaments
love for football.
players also did not
forever
excellent technique
minutes and the first goal
colorful medieval costumes
goals
professionals was not
penalty
bomb craters
filled with sawdust
the guys
her loss
against an opponent
it is estimated
very soon
three previous matches
but no one believed
history of this trophy
and Pele
bumping into
Gerd at a training session
further way
which
ahead of time won first place
the defender
obtained permission
case
allowed
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teams as a whole
For all the time of playing
Committee decided to hold
