Jensen |
10-27-2005 01:28 AM |
you can find everything about him on wikipedia, but just something people that already know him might "enjoy" to read:
every summer since he was 19 he left for a two month holiday to mallorca. Course, more people followed every summer. Two months of drinking and having fun. At the center was Bestie. George eventually walked into a restaurant called "Gomilla Grill", this was two weeks after he led united to the win in the champions league. He ordered a heineken and got to know the owner, Felix Izquierdo-Morene, a young man that had to give up a promising career at Barcelona due to an injury. That got to know eachother (mainly because felix offered him to drink for free). Year after year Bestie came back. New stars followed and soon Kevin Keegan, Marting Buchan and others frequented.
Bestie had a businesside and wanted felix in on it. Bestie was tired of football and wanted to be in the show business. He opened two businesses in Manchester, Slack Alice and Oscars. Felix was to run them and he did. Daytime he ran the big restaurant Oscars and after it closed for the evening he continued over to Slack Alice and kept working. After that closed he was Bestis personal driver (Bestie couldn't drive). A usual day for Bestie started at the Brown Bull at 6-7 in the afternoon. Around 10 he would head over to Slack Alice were he drank around 4 bottles of wine and had drinks with Felix after it closed (felix didn't drink). After it closed it was time to move on. He normally went to a casino and could spend as much as £50,000 a night (this was in the 70's). Everyone wanted to be seen with Bestie. Bryan Ferry, Mick Jagger, Gilbert O Sullivan etc went with him. After the casino they headed home (sun was on it way up at this point). Felix and Bestie always ended up at the same intersection. They had to turn right to drive Bestie home. Straight ahead was the way to Phyllis Lynott, the mother of This Lizzy star Phil Lynott, and she always had a party going. Felix was always told to drive straight ahead. They did this night after night, year after year...
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