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Best player your Arl Fella / GrandDa' ever saw ?

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YouTube - George Best- 'The Best Tribute'!

when you watch that, you realise he really was THAT good. i just had a flashback whilst watching it, of the big footy cards (pre panini) that had a rock hard piece of chewy in. the ones we used to skim against the wall, closest takes the lot.

i always said to my arl fella that he was only that good because nobody knew what he was gonna do, "they dont need to, they just let him do it, which is often all they need to do" would be his reply. to me he had pure ability and played off the cuff, it all just happened whenever he got the ball, time seemed to stand still for him, to allow him to do whatever he wanted.
hard to say if it's him,cruyff or maradona that i would pick. i'd go for 1 of the first 2 cos the last one is just a bloated cheat imo.
 
I think you're talking great grandad if you're going back to Dixie. T.G. Jones - the Welsh Kaiser - was the toast of the grandad generation by all accounts. Peerless footballing centre back.

Labby modeled himself on T G's playing style Dave
 

Farnsworth , Bolton , Heat ???
Best could play . No doubt .

Can't remember exactly.

Walkden, Worsley-type area. It might have been his parents house, not sure.

He still played football in the street with his mates, even after the world cup win (so my old man says), but I seem to remember him saying he wouldn't bring his medal out to show them. Probably worried they'd run off with it 'for a laugh'.
 
Did Dixie go there? No, it was his Primary School. Cavendish or Cathcart, I always get them mixed up, the 1 on Laird Street anyway.

I went to Birkenhead Institute, didnt know Dixie did as well.


F--- me Institute lads were our bitches LCAB:lol:
 


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