George Best is still the bravest player I've seen... he changed football George Best, Bobby Moore and Sir Bobby Charlton all make my team of the sixties Duncan Edwards joins Billy Wright and Danny Blanchflower in my team of the fifties Harry Redknapp is one of the game’s most colourful and outspoken characters. Here, in the latest extract from his fascinating book, he reveals the clamour for Kenny Dalglish's signature and charts the beginning of English football's influx of foreign talent. ............................................................................ Clearing out the garage the other day, I found a pair of my dad’s old boots. It’s a wonder players from the 50s could run at all! Metal toecaps, studs banged in the bottom with the nails coming through the sole.
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Harry Redknapp's latest book, A Man Walks On To a Pitch, is being serialised by Sportsmail this week
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I'd like to see Premier League players train on the pitches in the Fifties
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Tottenham's style was similar to a modern Barcelona
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I was devastated when I heard Duncan Edwards had died, he was my idol
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Bert Trautmann was a great example of how the game has changed
So it was unbelievable, really, to show the skill that the @placeholder team demonstrated in that gear.