Georgi Kinkladze
This blog post is dedivated to one of the greatest Georgian footballers of all time - Georgi Kinkladze.
Facts and figures
Kinkladze was born in Tbilisi, the capital city of Georgia, on 6th July 1973
He was first involved with Dynamo Tbilisi when he was six years old
He went to Mretebi Tbilisi aged 16 but transferred back for a price of 1 million roubles (around 22,000 pounds).
He made his senior international debut aged 19 against Azerbaijan.
He made a big transfer to Man City for 2 million pounds on 15th July 1995, Alan Ball's first signing.
He was Club Player of the Year for two years running, but Manchester City got relegated twice.
He left Man City for Ajax for 5 million pounds.
After seeing that video, I hope you realise how good a player he was, it is just a shame that he could not prevent Manchester City from relegation. There is also a very good video on youtube about Kinkladze and I urge you all to watch it, it is well worth your time.
Wednesday, 9 March 2011
Wednesday, 2 March 2011
An Upcoming Blog Post and Presentation
Within the next week I will create a blog post on my own topic. I have decided to do this on the legendary, but largely unknown to my generation, football player from my own country - Georgi Kinkladze.
Brief background
Born 6th of July 1973 in Tbilisi, Georgia
First played in Dynamo Tbilisi
Transferred to Manchester City in 1995
Manchester City Player of the Year in two consecutive seasons
What was he like?
He was an extremely talented play maker and while at Man City often had about three men man marking him. He not only created goals but scored them too, and is known particularly for his crazy goal against Southampton. He hardly ever scored with his head and all of his goals are worth watching. To watch a great video on him, click here.
There will be a lot more detail in the big blog post.
Brief background
Born 6th of July 1973 in Tbilisi, Georgia
First played in Dynamo Tbilisi
Transferred to Manchester City in 1995
Manchester City Player of the Year in two consecutive seasons
What was he like?
He was an extremely talented play maker and while at Man City often had about three men man marking him. He not only created goals but scored them too, and is known particularly for his crazy goal against Southampton. He hardly ever scored with his head and all of his goals are worth watching. To watch a great video on him, click here.
There will be a lot more detail in the big blog post.
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