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    Biochemische Grundlagen der Human-Genetik
    Pelé
    Down Memory Lane
    • Down Memory Lane

      • 249 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Down Memory Lane is a must for all Spurs fans who have followed the club since the glory, glory days of the 1960s and who are reveling in the team's current success under high-profile manager Jose Mourinho and the exploits of Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min.With forewords by Spurs legends Glenn Hoddle and Steve Perryman MBE, the contents have been updated to include Spurs sensational Premier League season in which they qualified for the Champions League.Fleet Street legend Harry Harris, who has written more than 90 best-selling football books, gives a fan's eye view of life as a Spurs supporter for nearly 60 years with unique insights into the players, managers and personalities who have shaped the club's history.Harry has wielded great influence within White Hart Lane and has advised and influenced many Spurs chairmen including Sir Alan Sugar and Irving Scholar.The book concludes with a vote for the Greatest Spurs XI of all time with the team being selected by the likes of Hoddle, Garth Crooks, Teddy Sherringham, Gary Mabbutt, Graham Roberts, Paul 'Maxi" Miller, Micky Hazard, David Howells, Paul Walsh, Gerry Armstrong, Gary Stevens, Steve Hodge, John Motson, Paul Trevellion, Richard Littlejohn and Mike Collett as well as the club historian John Fennelly.

      Down Memory Lane
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    • Pelé

      His Life and Times

      • 266 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      Born in Brazil in 1940, Edson Arantes do Nascimento#151;better known as Pele#151;was perhaps the first true superstar athlete, and is still one of the most recognized people in the world.

      Pelé
      3.0
    • Ruud Gullit

      Het Chelsea dagboek

      • 297 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Beschrijving van dag tot dag over het eerste jaar van Ruud Gullit als trainer-coach van het Londense Chelsea.

      Ruud Gullit