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The 1970 World Cup is often described as the best ever. There are so many iconic moments in this tournament as football from this day did move forward and made new generations aware of how fantastic this could be.

Pele and Brazil winning with an offensive approach to the game and some football moments on a string of movie material as Gordon Banks makes the impossible save and Carlos Alberto fossing forward to score from his full back position finishing Italy and lifting a special trophy for the last time.

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To watch younger players progress is fantastic and as a grand admirer of youth development and producing your own talents and bringing them on is one of the most valuable assets you have and also to have a first team manager at the club that is not affraid of soft introductions you feel fantastic.

Yesterday Leicester had their own little cruise on the south coast taking on AFC Bournemouth in the 5th round of the FA Youth Cup and when the final whistle blew goals from Cover 2, Braybrooke, Alves and Popov secured a solid 5-1 win.

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