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Search YoutubeMaradona in NapoliIn 1984 Maradona went to the Serie A at SSC Napoli for a record fee, £6.9m, and became an adored star among the club's fans, as he elevated the team to its most successful era.Napoli won their only Italian Championships (1986/87 and 1989/1990), a Coppa Italia (1987), a UEFA Cup (1989) and an Italian Supercup (1990). Napoli were also runners-up in the Italian Championship twice, in 1987/88 and 1988/89, as well as being runners-up in the Coppa Italia in 1988/89. Maradona was the top scorer in Serie A in 1987/88........Watch the video hereFunny FootballSometimes even the greatest players can make a fool of themselves. If you want a laugh then look no further, just remember to "Always look on the bright side of life."....Click here to watch the videoGroup 1 TabTF90M Exclusive Interview with Football Legend Jimmy Greaves "He's too moody for my taste, and decorates rather than decides matches. In many ways he reminds me of my old Tottenham side-kick Alan Gilzean but lack's Gilly's consistency." Group 2 Tab George Best infamously admitted to spending his wages “on booze, birds and fast cars,” but while this may be usual for a professional footballer, the typical fan squanders their money on, among other club merchandise, the prized football shirt. Since the commercialisation of the teams treasured tops, the sales of shirts has rapidly and increasingly skyrocketed; long gone the days when the only products on sale were bobble hats, scarves and claxons but despite the now varied market, it is the shirt that sits at the top of the monstrous global football brand. READ MORE Group 3 TabSearch |
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