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 Hand of God: the Life of Maradona - Jimmy Burns
Newest Review: ... information to explain why Maradona succumbed to the temptations placed before him. His upbringing was indubitably tough, ... more  ... born of Italian and indigenous Indian stock and raised in a secluded environment in the hin
terland of provincial Argentina, far from the bright lights of the capital city. His talent was spotted at an early age, the young Diego was snapped up by Argentinos Juniors, and it was at this point that he started to become a commodity. His face was known on TV, and his club were willing to break the bank to keep him, and more importantly to prevent ...more |
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Hand of God: the Life of Maradona - Jimmy Burns: Charlie's no angel (1184 words)
by - written on 12/06/01 (Very useful, 127 readings)
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Put simply, if you’ve got any interest at all in finding out the truth about one of the greatest players ever to grace a football field, this is the book for you. Jimmy Burns has devoted all his investigative instincts to one end; namely getting behind the aura of invincibility and cult-like devotion that surrounds the life of Diego Armando Maradona. He has managed to gain unprecedented access to former colleagues, on and off the pitch, and even managed to get interviews with former Argentine national team managers Menotti and Bilardo to gain more insight into the man behind some of the greatest moments in footballing history. It is because of this level ... Read the complete review
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