Name: 1966: The World Cup in Real Time: Relive the Finals as If They Were Happening Today (en Inglés)
Price: 93058.00 COP
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Author: Passingham, Ian
ISBN: 9781785311215

portada 1966: The World Cup in Real Time: Relive the Finals as If They Were Happening Today (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Ian Passingham

Editorial

Pitch Publishing

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

256

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9781785311215

Categorías

Fútbol

1966: The World Cup in Real Time: Relive the Finals as If They Were Happening Today (en Inglés)

Ian Passingham (Autor) · Pitch Publishing · Tapa Dura

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Reseña del libro "1966: The World Cup in Real Time: Relive the Finals as If They Were Happening Today (en Inglés)"

It is now 50 years since 1966 and all that. We've all heard Kenneth Wolstenholme's famous TV commentary: "Some people are on the pitch . . . They think it's all over . . . It is now," countless times. But, aside from that and a few other classic facts, what do most of us really know about the 1966 World Cup finals? 1966: The World Cup in Real Time retells the story of the iconic 1966 World Cup finals as if they were happening today--in a complete and highly-readable format. Live newspaper-style reports of all the matches, alongside reaction, off-field news and gossip from all 16 nations, form the basis of this unique book and bring the tournament back to life for the reader. There are tales of players breaking curfews, the England WAGS of the day, the Queen nervously asking how long was left as the clock ticked down in the final; while soccer's first-ever drug-testing program left the Brazil team worrying whether drinking coffee would lead to failed drug tests! Take yourself back to the era of Beatlemania, mini-skirts, black and white TVs, Harold Wilson's Labour government, the Cold War, and relive England's greatest-ever soccer triumph!