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George Best's Journey: From Belfast to Manchester United
Born in Belfast on 22nd May 1946, he was the son of Richard ‘Dickie’ Best and Anne Best, who lived on the Cregagh estate in the southeast end of the city. Bob Bishop, the Manchester United scout, noticed the talent of young George with the ball. Bob Bishop called Matt Busby to tell him he’d found an adroit player. George, at that time, was just 15 years old. He was offered a two-week trial and…
Garrincha: The Angel with bent legs
Manuel Francisco dos Santos earned the nickname “Garrincha”—which means “little wren” in Portuguese—during his childhood in Pau Grande, Brazil. The name was inspired by a small, agile bird native to the region, known for its quick, unpredictable movements – much like the way he would later dribble past defenders on the pitch. The “Mané” part is a common Brazilian diminutive for “Manuel”, often…
Garrincha: The Angel with bent legs
Manuel Francisco dos Santos earned the nickname “Garrincha”—which means “little wren” in Portuguese—during his childhood in Pau Grande, Brazil. The name was inspired by a small, agile bird native to the region, known for its quick, unpredictable movements – much like the way he would later dribble past defenders on the pitch. The “Mané” part is a common Brazilian diminutive for “Manuel”, often…
Alfredo Di Stéfano: The Legend of Real Madrid
Alfredo Di Stefano won 5 consecutive European Cups and 8 Spanish league titles with Real Madrid. He scored 216 goals in 282 appearances. Alfredo Di Stefano Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Alfredo was the eldest of 3 children who grew up in the Barracas district, the industrial heart of the city. This port connected South America to Europe and it was here that football made its first inroads…
Alfredo Di Stéfano: The Legend of Real Madrid
Alfredo Di Stefano won 5 consecutive European Cups and 8 Spanish league titles with Real Madrid. He scored 216 goals in 282 appearances. Alfredo Di Stefano Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Alfredo was the eldest of 3 children who grew up in the Barracas district, the industrial heart of the city. This port connected South America to Europe and it was here that football made its first inroads…
There are many radio programmes and shows which give updates about the sports events or give detailed coverage of the sports tournaments, but on very few occasions, great sporting moments, prodigious athletes and teams are discussed.
There are some documentaries and shows dedicated to educating and imparting knowledge about consequential athletes and teams in a sport’s history but are mostly in a television format.
https://footballsremarkable.wordpress.com/
This podcast aims to educate football fans about some of the greatest players and some of the best teams in the history of football.
Sir Bobby Charlton: From Tragedy to Triumph
Sir Bobby Charlton was born in Ashington, a small mining town in the north-east of England, in October 1937. He was the younger brother of Jackie Charlton, who was a professional football player with Leeds United and England. The family had football in their blood. On his mother’s side of the family: his uncles were Jack Milburn (Leeds United and Bradford City), George Milburn (Leeds United and…
Sir Bobby Charlton: From Tragedy to Triumph
Sir Bobby Charlton was born in Ashington, a small mining town in the north-east of England, in October 1937. He was the younger brother of Jackie Charlton, who was a professional football player with Leeds United and England. The family had football in their blood. On his mother’s side of the family: his uncles were Jack Milburn (Leeds United and Bradford City), George Milburn (Leeds United and…
"Che Guevara's life is an inspiration for all those who love freedom." - Nelson Mandela
Remembering Comrade Che Guevara on his 93rd birth anniversary.
On Jan 1952, a 24 year old Che Guevara (a doctor) traveled through Latin America and his life changed when he met the indigenous population of Peru. He then left his job, family and his love and went to Guatemala in 1953. Guatemala was ruled by President Arbenz, who passed reforms to redistribute lands to the indigenous population. This angered the CIA who took down Arbenz. Che now knew that CIA didn't know the language of peace. The Argentine Marxist revolutionary, physician and diplomat is an icon for the aspiration of liberty and equality of the oppressed all over the world today.
"I am not a liberator. Liberators do not exist. The people liberate themselves."
124 years ago, on June 8, 1898 Comrade Toivo Antikainen was born in Helsinki. He was a Finnish-Soviet communist, one of the organisers and leaders of the communist Party of Finland, an officer of the Soviet Red Army, he participated in the civil war in Russia.
There are many radio programmes and shows which give updates about the sports events or give detailed coverage of the sports tournaments, but on very few occasions, great sporting moments, prodigious athletes and teams are discussed.
There are some documentaries and shows dedicated to educating and imparting knowledge about consequential athletes and teams in a sport’s history but are mostly in a television format.
https://footballsremarkable.wordpress.com/
This podcast aims to educate football fans about some of the greatest players and some of the best teams in the history of football.
Today marks the 152nd birth anniversary of the greatest revolutionary Comrade Vladimir Ilyich Lenin. The leader of the world revolution is one of those Russians & Colonies countries who have changed life on the planet. And sought to change for the better.
Women’s Asia Cup hockey: India beat China 2-0 to win consolation bronze
Women’s Asia Cup hockey: India beat China 2-0 to win consolation bronze
March 1945: Netaji Bose with INA officers (AC Chatterjee, MZ Kiani and Habibur Rahman)
Ittefaq (Unity).
Itmad (Faith).
Kurbani (Sacrifice).
Tributes to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose on his 125th Birth Anniversary.
"I would request Savarkar, Jinnah & to all those who still think of a compromise with the British to realize once for all that in the world of tomorrow there will be no British Empire."
- Netaji Bose via Azad Hind Radio (1943)
Today marks the 125th birth anniversary of Netaji.
35 year old Leftist Gabriel Boric has won Chile's presidential election beating a far-right candidate who supports Bolsonaro, Pinochet and Trump.
48 years after Marxist President Salvador Allende was overthrown in a CIA Coup, Chile elects a Leftist President. It's a monumental victory because modern neo-liberalism began in Chile under Pinochet.
In the span of 24 months, Left has now won in Mexico, Bolivia, Peru, Honduras, and now in Chile.
The LEFT wave in Latin America. ❤️
The man who shook the British crown was born 114 years ago today.
His slogan 'Inquilab Zindabad' is an anti-national word today. Bhagat Singh once beautifully explained the meaning of Inquilab Zindabad to a journalist.
Bhagat Singh explains the meaning he tried to convey by the phrase 'Inquilab Zindabad' to the editor of the Modern Review.
- The Tribune (December 24, 1929)
Bhagat Singh was planning to bring a mass uprising in the Indian society along lines of the October revolution which happened in Russia.
Naujawan Bharat Sabha (NBS) was a left-wing association founded by Bhagat Singh. Mahavir Singh (died in Andaman Jail) was a member of NBS.
The British Press called Bhagat Singh the Red Terror. On January 21st 1930, in the Lahore Conspiracy Case, he appeared in the court wearing red scarves. He was reading Lenin's biography during his last hours.
April 1929 : A 22 year old Marxist and Rationalist, possessing communist literature, threw bombs over the empty seats in the Central Assembly and stayed there to get arrested, so that the court case became a stage to voice his cause.
Imagine if Bhagat Singh had been alive today.
Today, everyone wants the legacy of Bhagat Singh but no one wants to read his 'Why I am an Atheist'. No one understands his Leftist principles.
And the RW forces in the largest democracy of the world require the crutches of a Marxist revolutionary to stand straight.