''They'll forget all the rubbish when I've gone, and they'll remember the football. If only one person thinks I'm the best player in the world, that's good enough for me''. Thanks George, from all of us who were lucky enough to have watched you play !
"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered." RIP George Best🥀 Thanks Paul, and to everyone for the warm welcome 🤟✌️🙏
@@kenmc1982 Truth! It was on a birthday card my son sent me years ago. He thought it was appropriate, for me. Looking back, I'm happy to report that he was right🤔😉👍.
He had some of the highest highs and some of the lowest lows. He lived life full-tilt. His body couldn't keep up with his mind. What a guy, god love him.
The likes of Bestie's genius will never be seen again. Todays so called greats play on near perfect pitches and are well pampered unlike when George played says it all really. RIP George the Best! Nice film Paul, thanks.
It was heartbreaking to see George go downhill when alcoholism overtook him. An absolutely incredible footballer, he was such a loss to the game. There will never again be a footballer with his ability. RIP, George.
I read his last biography and realised what drink and the glamorous lifestyle had done to him. Unfortunately alcoholism was his downfall. He desperately tried to stop drinking even despite a liver trsnsplant. He was handsome and such a talented football player. We lost a legend when he passed away. R.I.P George Best❤
Watched him at West Ham, when the Man Utd squad was announced in order, the Hammers fans clapped, rather than booed, when George Best name was called, total respect for a legend, an emotional moment that you had to have been there to witness. 🙏
I went here myself in 2013 during a visit to Belfast . I don’t know about you but I had a heck of a job finding his grave as the place is huge . I found it eventually and laid my flowers down , it was a surreal feeling being there, I loved him so much, a phenomenal talent ! Had he been at his prime nowadays he would have been priceless . RIP George xx🌹
You got more people interested in football than anyone else in history. You helped Manchester United become the best known football club in the world and those that saw you play, no matter who we supported, knew we had seen a genius at work. God bless you George. We love you ❤
I remember being taken to Highbury as a young boy to see George play. I didn't support either side but was told to witness the magic of George. He didn't disappoint: scoring by dancing around Webster to equalize in a 2-2 draw. Folks, if you get the chance to make memories for people then, please, do so because it is so worth it.
I remember one of my neighbors in Tottenham , took me to see Spur's v Manchester united in the early 70s at White hart lane. Even the Tottenham supporter's where applauding Gearge Best when attacking the Spur's defense with such talent in the control of the ball at his feet.. He was like lightning on and off the ball. Still remember him like yesterday. Great memories from my youngest days. Loved the most talented player of all time, as far as I am concerned.
Thank you for this Paul, what a legend, he certainly had the fitting surname. He was amazing and so gorgeous, it's so sad that he had this demon but haven't we all.. he was the BEST football player ever.. what a man, rest in peace Georgie Best, you will never be forgotten. What a beautiful final resting place and happy to see it is looked after ❤xx
Oh I loved him back in the day, its such a shame how he ended up bless him, can't wait for this. I've seen Our History where they find out the exact reason he passed away before his time. Xx
Back in the 70s in Africa as 13 year old playing football several of our friends called themselves George Best.Oh he was the world best in his days tearing down defences.i am in Belfast on holiday and will fly out of Belfast Airport named in his honour.Thankyou for honouring a man who cheered up many spectators.
Wales v Northern Ireland, Home International match at Swansea around 1971, was waiting at the Train station after the match when I heard this screaming and George appeared running along the platform with his team bags to get the train to Paddington. What was funny was that there were two policemen trying to keep up with him (and failing) and behind them were about fifty screaming girls trying to catch him - I think he managed to get the train without mishap. Wouldn't happen now with the cosseted life Premier players ( who haven't the tenth of the talent George had) have but shows how times have changed. Thankyou George, one of the best players the world has seen....
What a legend .. many thanks Paul - saw him play in charity game after he retired , he ran rings round players - so much talent - lived life to the full bless him .. cheers
Being a Belfast lad I found George's grave a few years back. My parents/grandparents are in Roselawn. Sorry our weather wasn't better during your visit Paul. Thanks for the work you do it's a great channel 👍
My late mother was one of the tea ladies back in the late 60's 70's @ Stoke City Football Club. I remember mum taking me down to the old Victoria Ground in 1971 , I was 13 . I stood near the players tunnel and watched the Man Utd players run out onto the pitch , has George Best came past me he patted me on my head and said " you ok mate " .I was blown away he scored both goals that day. To me George Best was the greatest footballer I've ever seen RIP GB , Thanks Paul for yet another superb video
Though an Everton fan, I was lucky to see George at the peak of his career in the mid 1960s One game I recall was Everton v Man Utd in August 1966. Everton were a top side and FA Cup holders But in a mid week match at Goodison Park, George created two second half goals for United to win 2-1 His display against full back Ray Wilson was world class. and he had been a full England international. In August 1967 the two sides met again, and to see George, Alex Young, Alan Ball, Denis Law, and Bobby Charlton on the same pitch was watching world class players that would grace any era. Everton won that game which is on YT.
This the day after another footballing icon has passed away the great Sir Bobby Chalton, even though they were miles apart as men they played and had great respect for one another i was lucky enough to see them play a few times, both the best at their style of play. George was the reason i started to watch and support United, what he could of done with the light modern ball on the bowling green pitches now, but like most of the geniuses in sport im afraid they have their flaws but lets just remember him for the player he was.
I was born in stretford Manchester he played for my home team man united he was a legend I was onlly a baby when he played football my dad met him in the early 80s very sad end to his life fame and fortune such a killer with famous people heavy drinking etc but a true great RIP George
I'm originally from Northern Ireland but living in England for many years. I always watch your videos and it's great to see you making programmes from Northern Ireland.
He brought entertainment in two styles, one for his football ⚽️ genius. Unfortunately, the other for alcoholism and subsequently his death Now at peace 😢😢 RIP George Best
Been to his grave a few times, we were very proud and are of our sports stars, his funeral was a very emotional occasion, always visit here while visiting my Grandparents graves just up a bit.
George Best was to football, what Jimi Hendrix was to the guitar. At the very peak of their powers, both men were unbeatable and a joy to watch. He was in a field of one. RIP
My father and his father were the same age and met in primary school together, going on to play snooker together in later life. His father was often calling for my Dad to go off out somewhere. I only met George once at the house in Cregagh just as he was leaving for Manchester United. RIP George, Dickie and my own Dad!
I was one of many thousands of fans locked outside O.T. when George scored that memorable goal against Sheffield United , i was 15 I'M 67 now, and yet every time I see that goal on vidio i break my heart. . . . . . . . THANKS GEORGE FOR BEING THE BEST. . . . . . . .
George best was gifted with a certain magic that could only be described as a rare but double edged sword he had a rare andastonishing style of football anybody would've killed for the gift he had its still hard to believe he's gone RIP el beatle
Loved g best used to wach with my dad. And I loved the song the foot ball song all😢 players had for him.. Going on up to the spirit s in the sky.....👏👏Flaming brilliant 😊
Bless you George. So sad that evil disease got the better of you. The word 'legend' is thrown about to easily nowadays but George really deserves the title. He was an absolute footballing genius. Hope you're well Paul. Love both your channels mate.
Hi Paul, my late Father saw Best play for Utd at Anfield Against Liverpool and he told me he was the best Winger he had ever seen. And this is from a Man who was Liverpool through and Through. He must have been decent for my Dad to say that about George. Sad the way he passed due to drink. I used to watch soccer saturday when George was a guest on there. He seemed like a shy nervous type of man who you wouldn't dream would be in the limelight. RIP George 🕊🙏⚽️ Great video Paul from Liverpool UK
One of the best videos you have done Paul. Greatest player ever, shame he took the wrong road all those years ago. Loved watching him and it was an honour to see his final resting place tonight. Thank you.
I never really got into footie, but as a kid I can so remember the utter magic of the skills of George Best, it was like he knew he was, well just the Best, he would just run rings around any other player, we all wanted to look like him with his good looks, he used to feature large in the clothing ads in the catalogs, a real trend setter was George..
Thanks Paul, I really did enjoy watching this video and well done for taking the trip to N. Ireland 👍 I was lucky enough to see George Best play for my team Hibernian, his home debut in Edinburgh, December 79. He could not prevent my team being relegated at the end of that season, but he did show his genius on many occasions, for all fans who were lucky enough to see him play in Scotland from 1979 - 80. Stand out games, beating Rangers just before Christmas 79, scoring against Celtic, Jan 80. The ball and goalkeeper Peter Latchford into the net. The game finished 1 - 1, a Hibs penalty was also missed in that match, which came off the bar, not taken by George. He played in the Scottish Cup semi - final, April 80 against Celtic at Hampden Park, Glasgow. One flash of genius in the centre circle, even had the Celtic fan’s applauding, however he could not stop a Celtic win. For anyone interested please check the famous picture of George surrounded by empty glasses in an Edinburgh pub, looking bleary eyed. A one in a million shot by the photographer, the truth being the whole Hibs team were there and all drinking, not just George. The name of the pub, Jinglin Geordie, not named after Mr Best. A book written covers many a story, ‘When George Came to Edinburgh’. If anyone visits the pub, yes there is copy of the photograph and the story. From his time at Hibernian, the players from that era all say, he was no ‘big time Charlie’, very generous and a nice guy. Unfortunately he had his demons and he did. Personally, the most gifted footballer I’ve ever seen play and my favourite. George, R.I.P. with Mum and Dad 🙏
I remember going to watch Fulham play and as I was walking to the turnstiles there was some shouting so I turned round to see what was happening. Walking up the road was George Best and Rodney Marsh if only Mobiles were around then I would of got a great photo as he walked by me smiling. What a legend RIP George Best ❤
George was an amazing footballer , he worked hard and played even harder. I met him in manchester definitely had the Irish charm. All the girls loved him . Lovely to see that his grave has been kept so beautifully. So sad to see how alcohol destroyed his life especially his last photo to the public 😢 Will always be remembered as a legend in the football world
Addiction is such a horror for anyone, but to have to live it and die trying to break free from it in the public gaze must be even more cruel if that's possible. Gorgeous George, rest in peace. Gave so much pleasure to all who love the "beautiful" game.
''They'll forget all the rubbish when I've gone, and they'll remember the football. If only one person thinks I'm the best player in the world, that's good enough for me''. Thanks George, from all of us who were lucky enough to have watched you play !
"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered."
RIP George Best🥀
Thanks Paul, and to everyone for the warm welcome 🤟✌️🙏
Beat me to it mate.😂😂😂
@@mykehyslop198 Soz, pal🙏!
have that tattoo on my arm, legend!
@@kenmc1982 Truth! It was on a birthday card my son sent me years ago. He thought it was appropriate, for me. Looking back, I'm happy to report that he was right🤔😉👍.
What a player he was a genius.
He had some of the highest highs and some of the lowest lows. He lived life full-tilt. His body couldn't keep up with his mind. What a guy, god love him.
The likes of Bestie's genius will never be seen again. Todays so called greats play on near perfect pitches and are well pampered unlike when George played says it all really. RIP George the Best! Nice film Paul, thanks.
He was a legend Paul. Such a shame that the demon drink got him. Even after receiving a liver transplant, he relapsed. Belfast born and raised.
Two transplants.
Great Irish man
2? Holy crap, thats sad then, he just could not kick the habit. @@nickgov66
A great British Ulsterman
@@nickgov66 1 transplant when they say second liver the first was his, some people are lacking in the English language
Thanks for taking the time to come to Northern Ireland and visiting George's grave Paul 🙏🙏
He certainly lived up to his name.
R.I.P George Best.
Legend. ❤
Indeed he did Penny. Indeed he did.❤
george best was the best footballer ever
My late brother's favourite Man united player back in the day. My brother John was a great Man united supporter in the 60's
George Best was the Best .👍
It was heartbreaking to see George go downhill when alcoholism overtook him. An absolutely incredible footballer, he was such a loss to the game. There will never again be a footballer with his ability. RIP, George.
I read his last biography and realised what drink and the glamorous lifestyle had done to him. Unfortunately alcoholism was his downfall. He desperately tried to stop drinking even despite a liver trsnsplant. He was handsome and such a talented football player. We lost a legend when he passed away. R.I.P George Best❤
george best a true legend
george the best
George Best was the greatest 🎉,he was my favourite player,never forget him brilliant R.I.P Goerge
Legend!
Watched him at West Ham, when the Man Utd squad was announced in order, the Hammers fans clapped, rather than booed, when George Best name was called, total respect for a legend, an emotional moment that you had to have been there to witness. 🙏
What a legend he was and will always be
I went here myself in 2013 during a visit to Belfast . I don’t know about you but I had a heck of a job finding his grave as the place is huge . I found it eventually and laid my flowers down , it was a surreal feeling being there, I loved him so much, a phenomenal talent ! Had he been at his prime nowadays he would have been priceless . RIP George xx🌹
You got more people interested in football than anyone else in history. You helped Manchester United become the best known football club in the world and those that saw you play, no matter who we supported, knew we had seen a genius at work. God bless you George. We love you ❤
This guy was an icon. It was a pity that he lived the life he did as he could still possibly be alive today. Rest in peace bro x
Best footballer ever lived 😢
I remember being taken to Highbury as a young boy to see George play. I didn't support either side but was told to witness the magic of George. He didn't disappoint: scoring by dancing around Webster to equalize in a 2-2 draw. Folks, if you get the chance to make memories for people then, please, do so because it is so worth it.
Your last sentence really got to me. Ive said this for so long and tried my best to do the same for my sons, thank you.
I remember one of my neighbors in Tottenham , took me to see Spur's v Manchester united in the early 70s at White hart lane. Even the Tottenham supporter's where applauding Gearge Best when attacking the Spur's defense with such talent in the control of the ball at his feet.. He was like lightning on and off the ball. Still remember him like yesterday. Great memories from my youngest days. Loved the most talented player of all time, as far as I am concerned.
The greatest footballer ever - bar none!
You know it!👍🇪🇬👹
Thank you for this Paul, what a legend, he certainly had the fitting surname. He was amazing and so gorgeous, it's so sad that he had this demon but haven't we all.. he was the BEST football player ever.. what a man, rest in peace Georgie Best, you will never be forgotten. What a beautiful final resting place and happy to see it is looked after ❤xx
Thank you that was so interesting from New Zealand as a Luton Town supporter what a amazing player.
👍🙏
thanks, Paul, yes he was the best footballer ever R.I. P.
One of the greatest of all time....
Forget the rest…George was the greatest footballer that ever lived
and he had such humility.
My hero.
Oh I loved him back in the day, its such a shame how he ended up bless him, can't wait for this. I've seen Our History where they find out the exact reason he passed away before his time. Xx
I WILL BE WATCHING PAUL I HAVE NEVER SEEN GEORGES GRAVE 🙏🥀
Six of the Best. Absolute Legend. United United United.,
What a lovely kept grave obviously his fans still visit and leave flowers. A great watch.
Hi Paul keep up the good work 👍
One of the best footballers ever ❤ xx👍👉
Looking forward to this one.
I've seen loads of the greats live over my 64 years. He is right up there with the true greats.
Rest in Peace George best and his family too!!! Lovely headstone and flowers too!!
Back in the 70s in Africa as 13 year old playing football several of our friends called themselves George Best.Oh he was the world best in his days tearing down defences.i am in Belfast on holiday and will fly out of Belfast Airport named in his honour.Thankyou for honouring a man who cheered up many spectators.
Wales v Northern Ireland, Home International match at Swansea around 1971, was waiting at the Train station after the match when I heard this screaming and George appeared running along the platform with his team bags to get the train to Paddington. What was funny was that there were two policemen trying to keep up with him (and failing) and behind them were about fifty screaming girls trying to catch him - I think he managed to get the train without mishap. Wouldn't happen now with the cosseted life Premier players ( who haven't the tenth of the talent George had) have but shows how times have changed. Thankyou George, one of the best players the world has seen....
🙏
Great tribute Paul 💛 he was a Great player .. sadly the drink got him .. Unfortunately Gazza is going the same way
Can’t wait for the video Paul 👍
What a legend .. many thanks Paul - saw him play in charity game after he retired , he ran rings round players - so much talent - lived life to the full bless him .. cheers
Great player my hero growing up simply the BEST. PUP.
I Love football
George was a true legend ⚽️🏆⚽️
He is the greatest football player ever R.I.P George
A total legend . God bless xxxx
I followed WOLVES home and away in the 1970's and watched GEORGE BEST several times . A great player RIP
Being a Belfast lad I found George's grave a few years back. My parents/grandparents are in Roselawn. Sorry our weather wasn't better during your visit Paul. Thanks for the work you do it's a great channel 👍
My late mother was one of the tea ladies back in the late 60's 70's @ Stoke City Football Club. I remember mum taking me down to the old Victoria Ground in 1971 , I was 13 . I stood near the players tunnel and watched the Man Utd players run out onto the pitch , has George Best came past me he patted me on my head and said " you ok mate " .I was blown away he scored both goals that day. To me George Best was the greatest footballer I've ever seen RIP GB , Thanks Paul for yet another superb video
Great Video. Very interesting. Thank you.
Though an Everton fan, I was lucky to see George at the peak of his career in the mid 1960s
One game I recall was Everton v Man Utd in August 1966. Everton were a top side and FA Cup holders
But in a mid week match at Goodison Park, George created two second half goals for United to win 2-1
His display against full back Ray Wilson was world class. and he had been a full England international.
In August 1967 the two sides met again, and to see George, Alex Young, Alan Ball, Denis Law, and Bobby Charlton on the same pitch was watching world class players that would grace any era. Everton won that game which is on YT.
This the day after another footballing icon has passed away the great Sir Bobby Chalton, even though they were miles apart as men they played and had great respect for one another i was lucky enough to see them play a few times, both the best at their style of play. George was the reason i started to watch and support United, what he could of done with the light modern ball on the bowling green pitches now, but like most of the geniuses in sport im afraid they have their flaws but lets just remember him for the player he was.
Simply the best. Thank you Paul !!!!
I was born in stretford Manchester he played for my home team man united he was a legend I was onlly a baby when he played football my dad met him in the early 80s very sad end to his life fame and fortune such a killer with famous people heavy drinking etc but a true great RIP George
I'm originally from Northern Ireland but living in England for many years. I always watch your videos and it's great to see you making programmes from Northern Ireland.
Awesome! Thank you!
So excited for this one 🙌🏻
He brought entertainment in two styles, one for his football ⚽️ genius. Unfortunately, the other for alcoholism and subsequently his death
Now at peace 😢😢 RIP George Best
Been to his grave a few times, we were very proud and are of our sports stars, his funeral was a very emotional occasion, always visit here while visiting my Grandparents graves just up a bit.
Liked the video Paul thank you looking forward to the next video 🙂👍👌
George Best was to football, what Jimi Hendrix was to the guitar. At the very peak of their powers, both men were unbeatable and a joy to watch.
He was in a field of one. RIP
Geoge Best was the first superstar footballer.He was amazing to watch.and the best looking man l have ever seen.
It was the drink that destroyed him.
My father and his father were the same age and met in primary school together, going on to play snooker together in later life. His father was often calling for my Dad to go off out somewhere. I only met George once at the house in Cregagh just as he was leaving for Manchester United. RIP George, Dickie and my own Dad!
Paul thank you for visiting his grave he was an excellent football player x❤
You've done well here Paul & thx to Aqua too. Great post. Enjoy the rest of your Sunday evening buddy 👍 😁 😎 💯 x
I remember as a teenager thinking what incredible skills George had. RIP George.
I was one of many thousands of fans locked outside O.T. when George scored that memorable goal against Sheffield United , i was 15 I'M 67 now, and yet every time I see that goal on vidio i break my heart. . . . . . . . THANKS GEORGE FOR BEING THE BEST. . . . . . . .
Nice video paul great thanks 🎉
George best was gifted with a certain magic that could only be described as a rare but double edged sword he had a rare andastonishing style of football anybody would've killed for the gift he had its still hard to believe he's gone RIP el beatle
Loved g best used to wach with my dad. And I loved the song the foot ball song all😢 players had for him.. Going on up to the spirit s in the sky.....👏👏Flaming brilliant 😊
AmZing player for man u the best
Bless you George. So sad that evil disease got the better of you. The word 'legend' is thrown about to easily nowadays but George really deserves the title. He was an absolute footballing genius. Hope you're well Paul. Love both your channels mate.
Loved this Paul. Thanks
Hi Paul, my late Father saw Best play for Utd at Anfield Against Liverpool and he told me he was the best Winger he had ever seen. And this is from a Man who was Liverpool through and Through.
He must have been decent for my Dad to say that about George. Sad the way he passed due to drink.
I used to watch soccer saturday when George was a guest on there. He seemed like a shy nervous type of man who you wouldn't dream would be in the limelight.
RIP George 🕊🙏⚽️ Great video Paul from Liverpool UK
A man that live to the full greatest player in my youth always party to the full rip
One of the greatest 😢😢people he is
Absolute legend, the greatest forward I ever saw.
One of the best videos you have done Paul. Greatest player ever, shame he took the wrong road all those years ago. Loved watching him and it was an honour to see his final resting place tonight. Thank you.
Remember him as a legend and not for his off field life ….truly best by name and best by nature 😢😢
Hi paul another cracking vid. George was a master of the pitch and a one off. R.I.P. George.X.
ive been waiting and hoping you would visit george best, and wasnt disappointed thankyou brilliant as always
Thank you for this video Paul. Very interesting history, a few facts I did not know and will be looking into myself further. Very well edited video 👍
I never really got into footie, but as a kid I can so remember the utter magic of the skills of George Best, it was like he knew he was, well just the Best, he would just run rings around any other player, we all wanted to look like him with his good looks, he used to feature large in the clothing ads in the catalogs, a real trend setter was George..
Great job sir......best by name......
We pass his old home almost every day that he had whilst playing for Manchester United near Woodford,Stockport U.K.
a true legend
Thanks Paul, I really did enjoy watching this video and well done for taking the trip to N. Ireland 👍 I was lucky enough to see George Best play for my team Hibernian, his home debut in Edinburgh, December 79. He could not prevent my team being relegated at the end of that season, but he did show his genius on many occasions, for all fans who were lucky enough to see him play in Scotland from 1979 - 80. Stand out games, beating Rangers just before Christmas 79, scoring against Celtic, Jan 80. The ball and goalkeeper Peter Latchford into the net. The game finished 1 - 1, a Hibs penalty was also missed in that match, which came off the bar, not taken by George. He played in the Scottish Cup semi - final, April 80 against Celtic at Hampden Park, Glasgow. One flash of genius in the centre circle, even had the Celtic fan’s applauding, however he could not stop a Celtic win. For anyone interested please check the famous picture of George surrounded by empty glasses in an Edinburgh pub, looking bleary eyed. A one in a million shot by the photographer, the truth being the whole Hibs team were there and all drinking, not just George. The name of the pub, Jinglin Geordie, not named after Mr Best. A book written covers many a story, ‘When George Came to Edinburgh’. If anyone visits the pub, yes there is copy of the photograph and the story. From his time at Hibernian, the players from that era all say, he was no ‘big time Charlie’, very generous and a nice guy. Unfortunately he had his demons and he did. Personally, the most gifted footballer I’ve ever seen play and my favourite. George, R.I.P. with Mum and Dad 🙏
I remember going to watch Fulham play and as I was walking to the turnstiles there was some shouting so I turned round to see what was happening. Walking up the road was George Best and Rodney Marsh if only Mobiles were around then I would of got a great photo as he walked by me smiling. What a legend RIP George Best ❤
what an absolute legend. by no means a perfect human being but what a footballer!! RIP George me old mate.
That is a beautiful resting place and very well-kept, Clean and tidy but not manicured. Fit for a king like George.
George Best was my boyhood hero and I was privileged to see him play numerous times .The original superstar footballer
George was an amazing footballer , he worked hard and played even harder. I met him in manchester definitely had the Irish charm. All the girls loved him .
Lovely to see that his grave has been kept so beautifully.
So sad to see how alcohol destroyed his life especially his last photo to the public 😢
Will always be remembered as a legend in the football world
Addiction is such a horror for anyone, but to have to live it and die trying to break free from it in the public gaze must be even more cruel if that's possible. Gorgeous George, rest in peace. Gave so much pleasure to all who love the "beautiful" game.
Can't wait, Paul!
He may have had his demons but on the pitch he was a genius. RIP George.
Greatest footballer ever for me by a country mile.
Such a talented player that went to waste, but will always be remembered as part of the trinity. RIP Georgie Best
I met him when I lived in Northern Ireland in the late 60's. I was very young but I still have his autograph in my loft.
I was at George's first game against west Brom with my dad aged 8 what a player the finest
Takes me back. Loved him!
Another great one Paul 🙏🏻
what a character he was paul, he lived his dream