King power : Leicester City's remarkable season by Richard III (Pseudonym), author instant download

King power : Leicester City's remarkable season by Richard III (Pseudonym), author instant download

176 pages ; 21 cm, \"On 25th March 2015, when King Richard III, recently rescued from a municipal car park, was reburied in Leicester Cathedral, his beloved football team had just lost 4-3 to Tottenham Hotspur and were bottom of the Premier League, relegation certainties. With King Richard finally at rest, everything changed for Leicester City. Here, in his own words, King Richard III tells this, the most remarkable sporting story of all time--how 5,000-1 Premier League outsiders became champions: the goals, the games, the dressing-room banter. He gives us the Jamie Vardy story, from prosthetic-limb factory employee to the most celebrated striker this side of the River Soar; Mahrez, the great Muslim dynamo from Algeria, once stuck in the French seventh tier; the dark days of the sex video and the late December wobble; Lords Drinkwater, Albrighton and the great Tinkerman from Italy, all of them heroes of Shakespearean proportions. This isn't a fairy-tale, this really happened. From the unsanctioned hand of a much-loved Royal, the greatest football book ever written.\"--Front jacket flap, The car park -- The King is dead -- Long live the King! -- So it begins -- And what a party! As one doth rise, so doth another fall -- The princes at the power -- Love's labour lost? -- And have you now to believe us? -- And so it ends