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89 Arsenals Greatest Moment Told In Our Own Words Henry Thierry

Name: 89 Arsenals Greatest Moment Told In Our Own Words Henry Thierry
SKU: BELL-22143424
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4 (16 reviews)

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89 Arsenals Greatest Moment Told In Our Own Words Henry Thierry instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cornerstone Digital;Random House; Century

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 13.01 MB

Author: Henry, Thierry;

ISBN: 9781473552661, 9781780898278, 1473552664, 1780898274

Language: English

Year: 2019

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89 Arsenals Greatest Moment Told In Our Own Words Henry Thierry by Henry, Thierry; 9781473552661, 9781780898278, 1473552664, 1780898274 instant download after payment.

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Anfield, May 26th 1989.
The final day of the Division One season. The defending champions, Liverpool, versus the plucky underdogs, Arsenal. With the Gunners leading 1-0 in the final minute but desperately needing another goal to take the title, it was, in the immortal words of commentator Brian Moore, ‘Up for grabs now…’
Set against the backdrop of recent tragedies at Heysel and Bradford,the undertone of hooliganism, and Margaret Thatcher’s contempt for fans–long before the Premier League as we now know it --‘89is the story of the iconic 1988-1989 Arsenal season, an emotive era in football, and a sporting moment so unusual it felt instantly historic.
The game would never be the same again.