Paradise Found
Gigi Romano
Ratgeber / Sport
Beschreibung
From the slums of Victorian Glasgow to the electric roar of modern-day Celtic Park, Paradise Found chronicles the extraordinary journey of Celtic Football Club-a team forged in charity, sustained by passion, and driven by an unbreakable bond with its community. Founded in 1887 by Brother Walfrid to feed the hungry, Celtic has grown into a global phenomenon, transcending sport to become a symbol of resilience, inclusivity, and hope.
This meticulously researched volume traces the club's highs and lows: the glory of the Lisbon Lions' 1967 European triumph, the heartbreak of the Ten-in-a-Row quest, and the modern revival under visionaries like Ange Postecoglou. Beyond the pitch, explore Celtic's cultural imprint-its anthems, activism, and unwavering commitment to social justice. With rare insights into legends like Jock Stein, Henrik Larsson, and the trailblazing Celtic Women's Team, Paradise Found is more than a football history. It is a testament to how a club's soul can inspire generations.
Kundenbewertungen
Celtic FC history, Celtic charity legacy, Scottish Premiership dominance, Glasgow football culture, Old Firm rivalry, Jock Stein biography, football and social justice, Fergus McCann revival, Lisbon Lions 1967, Martin O'Neill Seville, Celtic Park, Invincible Treble, Ange Postecoglou, Nine-in-a-Row era, Brother Walfrid, Celtic Women's Team