books at the time of the birth of football cult (ure) Joe McGinniss' appeared accompanied by the Italian B-league team, the Castel Sangro. In the 1996-97 season the team was from the 5900-strong village in Abruzzo sensational the class in which it had previously risen as sensational. McGinniss succeeded in part of the team and the village and to be a season to witness not only the sporting highs and lows but also to get a lot of interpersonal and simplistic political insight. This reflects the passion of Italians for soccer again reflects exactly how so often associated with the excesses and social gears. With 500 pages you can spend many weeks, but the book captivates the reader in such a football fan and that it is enough a short ice-free period in order to inhale it. One is quickly put into the club and the events. McGinniss is my impression from without trying, through exaggeration and Zugedichtetem to be lurid. - A great book!
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Joe McGinniss - The Miracle of Castel di Sangro
Paperback 489 pages
Publisher: Kiepenheuer & Witsch (20 September 2007)
first appeared in Ullstein Tb (2002)
language: German
Price: 9.95 €
Original: Miracle of Castel the Sangro
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