Mad Dog Gravesen – The Last of the Modern Footballing Mavericks – Thomas Gravesen

Mad Dog Gravesen – The Last of the Modern Footballing Mavericks – Thomas GravesenA biography of Thomas Gravesen, the Danish international midfielder who became a firm favourite with Everton fans due to his no nonsense style of play. Gravesen, who also played for his hometown club Vejle Boldklub as well as SV Hamburg, Real Madrid and Celtic is known for his eccentricity both on and off the field of play and this book contains many anecdotes about his unusual behaviour. Published in 2019. Size: 160mm x 241mm 256 pages.

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