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Brian Glanville remembers Alan Ball

" For all his long, successful career as player and manager with Arsenal, Everton, Blackpool and Southampton, as manager of Portsmouth, Southampton and Manchester City, Alan Ball, who died today of a suspected heart attack, will surely be remembered above all for his superb display for England in the World Cup Final of 1966 at Wembley against West Germany."


Here is the rest of Glanville's fine tribute to Alan Ball >>

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