The Greatest Footballer You Never Saw: Robin Friday Story - Paul McGuigan
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Pages: 192, Paperback, Mainstream Publishing Last Update 25.11.2009 05:47
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The Greatest Footballer You Never Saw - The Robin Friday Story Paul McGuigan and Paolo Hewitt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The seventies were a golden age for football. Matches shown in colour on the telly, scarves tied around wrists and jumpers for goalposts no doubt. I say this with all the false confidence of someone who has precious little recollection of the times having been little more than a nipper at the time. My key memories of the time though are of long hair, big sideburns and water logged footballs that would break your neck if you headed them. But that decade was about more than just that, the seventies was the age of the Hard Man. Proper ... Read the complete review
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