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George Best : All By Himself.
Should be worth a watch, my younger brother met him many times and always said he was a good bloke albeit very troubled.
Should be worth a watch, my younger brother met him many times and always said he was a good bloke albeit very troubled.
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used to finish every game black and blue pooe guy,but still the best UK player ive seen,superb.
But there is the sadness of knowing how things turn out.
Many of his supposed friends and teammates have said that they could not go and see him when he was in his darkest hour. That's when he needed them the most yet there was nobody.
Didn't hear one mention of his father....not sure why
I thought the same T.L. No mention of his Dad in the 90 minutes.
His father lived till he was 89.
Wiki :
George Best was the first child of Richard "Dickie" Best (1919–2008) and Anne Best (née Withers; 1922–1978).
He was born on 22 May 1946 and grew up in Cregagh, east Belfast. Best was brought up in the Free Presbyterian faith.[15]
His father was a member of the Orange Order and as a boy George carried the strings of the banner in his local Cregagh lodge.
In his autobiography, Best mentioned how important the order was to his family
Wiki :
George Best was the first child of Richard "Dickie" Best (1919–2008) and Anne Best (née Withers; 1922–1978).
He was born on 22 May 1946 and grew up in Cregagh, east Belfast. Best was brought up in the Free Presbyterian faith.[15]
His father was a member of the Orange Order and as a boy George carried the strings of the banner in his local Cregagh lodge.
In his autobiography, Best mentioned how important the order was to his family
Brilliant.....The drink ruined him but Jesus he lived a Life.
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