George Best is widely regarded as a brilliant footballer - one of the best in the world - with a troubled life.
A European Cup and Ballon d’Or winner with Manchester United, the Northern Ireland international had all the skills and panache to be at the top of the game.
George Best visited four times between 1967 and 1990, the first time with Manchester United ahead of their European Cup win as the biggest football star in the universe, the last time as a supernova.
As early as Best’s second visit in 1983, journalist Andrew Dettre wrote that Best’s visit to Australia "must surely...be considered rock bottom" for a man of his talents.
Lucas Gillard, in collaboration with Jason Goldsmith, has built on sections from their first book Be My Guest - Football Superstars in Australia to produce this myopic of George Best’s tours down under.
Despite the popular view that Best’s tours down under were all about drinking and women, Gillard and Goldsmith go behind-the-scenes to talk with people who knew him, who played with him, and who knew there was much more nuance, complexity, and back story to the man than the archetypal celebrity footballer the media preferred to present.
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Lucas Gillard is a writer from Melbourne who has a background in marketing and has published long-form football pieces for The Roar and The Football Pink. His love of football was forged in the Great Depression of 1997 and was only further inflamed while sitting in the Gardiner Stand at Princes Park to watch Carlton Soccer Club. Lucas collects jerseys, programs, and other bric-a-brac from football clubs around the world, including diving into every op shop he can find looking for NPL jerseys. He actively supports football's agency for social change, by providing content for Football v Homophobia, and watching pre-dawn Forest Green Rovers matches. Lucas also has a dark side and has contributed work on AFL for The Roar and the Carlton Football Club website. In a past life Lucas gained credits as a playwright and poet. Lucas' comedy Love In the Time of Milkbars was warmly received in the Melbourne Fringe Festival in 2009, and he placed on the podium for Best Play in the 2010 Short and Sweet Festival.
Jason Goldsmith lives in the inner north of Melbourne. A father of two, he is heavily involved in community sport and a big fan of Australian footballers and the national teams. He loves nothing more than watching the progress of the Socceroos and Matildas at World and Asian Cups.He has written two books, Surfing for England (2019) and Green and Golden Boots (2023). Be My Guest (2021) which was co-written with Lucas Gillard.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. George Best is widely regarded as a brilliant footballer - one of the best in the world - with a troubled life. A European Cup and Ballon dOr winner with Manchester United, the Northern Ireland international had all the skills and panache to be at the top of the game. Best visited Australia four times between 1967 and 1990, the first time with Manchester United ahead of their European Cup win as the biggest football star in the universe, the last time as a supernova. As early as Bests second visit in 1983, journalist Andrew Dettre wrote that Bests visit to Australia "must surely.be considered rock bottom" for a man of his talents. Despite the popular view that Bests tours down under were all about drinking and women, Lucas Gillard and Jason Goldsmith go behind-the-scenes to talk with people who knew him, who played with him, and who knew there was much more nuance, complexity, and back story to the man than the archetypal celebrity footballer the media preferred to present. George Best was a superstar football player who visited Australia four times between 1967 and 1990. Gillard and Goldsmith go beyond the headlines to find much more nuance and complexity to the man than his playboy image would suggest. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781925914979
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