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by - written on 14/06/09 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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The Perfect 10 is a book about football, so anyone expecting a grounded appraisal of the female form or a story about the history of numeracy should turn to another review now. The book is written by Richard Williams an interesting and informative Guardian journalist, he decided that in football the number 10 is generally the star of the team, the creator and the artistic star of the team and decided to make a list of his all-time greatest number 10's, the book holds few real surprises covering the usual suspects such as Puskas, Platini, Zidane, Bergkamp, Pele and Maradona but it also covers such names as Rivera and Mazzola the under-rated Enzo Francescoli ... Read the complete review
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