by Graeme Friedman (Author)
A look at the early years of the great Lucas Radebe and Mark Fish, one black and one white footballer. It moves from football played with rolled-up old socks on the dusty veldt, to the glamour and passion of the English Premiership and the World Cup. It traces the struggle for liberation in the township of Diepklooit and the backlash of apartheid Pretoria to the establishment of a democratic state. We follow Mark and Lucas's efforts on behalf of Bafana Bafana, at times heroic, at times controversial, as they steer their national side from African soccer baby to football giant in less than a decade.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 344
Publisher: New Africa Books (Pty) Ltd
Published: 31 Dec 2001
ISBN 10: 191988808X
ISBN 13: 9781919888088