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portada Too Good to Be Forgotten: Three Wise Men from Football's Golden Era
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
256
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9781801506854

Too Good to Be Forgotten: Three Wise Men from Football's Golden Era

Ben Dobson (Author) · Pitch Publishing · Hardcover

Too Good to Be Forgotten: Three Wise Men from Football's Golden Era - Dobson, Ben

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Synopsis "Too Good to Be Forgotten: Three Wise Men from Football's Golden Era"

Too Good to Be Forgotten is a footballing story viewed through the prism of three remarkable men: Brian Clough, Bobby Robson and Lawrie McMenemy. The ten years from 1975 to 1985 was the last sustained period in which the hegemony of the major big-city football clubs in England was challenged and, at times, usurped. These were days when young fans could follow their dreams, a time when your local side might - just might - become a contender on the global stage. The book revisits that golden ten-year span and examines the idiosyncrasies and striking similarities in these three wise men of the North East - three of the greatest-ever English football managers - and how, in the form of three unfashionable, provincial clubs, they made the ordinary become extraordinary. Not only did they deliver success on the pitch but a sense of pride in the communities of the towns and cities they put on the map. In doing so, they offered lessons in management and leadership that still resonate today.

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