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"Women, vodka and gulag" ANSA book of the day! The review, among other things, was taken from the site of Panorama .

BOOK OF THE DAY: Streltsov, which ended in PELE RUSSIAN GULAG / ANSA
BY NATIONAL CONDEMNATION, THE STORY OF A TALENT OF THE '50s (Michele Baccinelli)
(ANSA) - Rome, Aug 5 - MARCO Iaria, 'WOMEN AND VODKA GULAG' (ed. Limin, PP.148, 19.90 EURO).
What would happen if Maradona was finitonel infernal circle of the disappeared under the Argentine dittaturamilitare? The world would have lost his dribbling and sample difinte impossible in the middle to the field. And madness eirresolutezza outside the green rectangle. An impossible situation to imagine, if it had not happened giàrealmente in the post-Stalin Russia. We nellaseconda mid 50s on the links in the nazionalecampeggia still being written and CCCP facendoprepotentemente street from the immense talent and a young dalcarattere even more unpredictable: Eduard Streltsov, puntadella Torpedo Moscow, related with the minor league Zil, lafabbrica of cars and was about to launch lasfida the club until then dominated the Soviet Football: CSKA Red Army and the dynamics of the KGB. At only 18 years, in an historic Olympic semifinal 1956contro Bulgaria, Streltsov is loaded piggyback suanazionale, in fact reduced in nine injuries, and segnòdue goals in extra time. To see each other then excluded from finaleper absurd technical choice. Nothing gold medal: that, for the equally absurd Russian rules, it was only pulled down the key field in the final. "Keep you, moltialtri win trophies," he said to his companion that Streltsov, with sguardocolpevole, offered him his own. And until the summer of 1958 ilpronostico of 'Edik' seemed spot on. His fame grew, thanks also to its back-heel, which is still in Russiasi called 'Heist Streltsov'. But along with fame at ilpubblico, also increased the impatience of the establishment russoverso this player who rejected the idea of \u200b\u200bman nuovosocialista, Western-dressed, smoked too many cigarettes, drank too much vodka and too fond of women. Taking advantage of precisely these two weaknesses, in May 1958venne scam orchestrated a process that saw Streltsovaccusato of rape and sentenced, after only two days of tests and sullabase summary, in 12 years' hard labor in a Russian gulag.Il Pele, as was already known, could not the real cosìsfidare Pele in Sweden, where the then 18ennefuoriclasse Brazilian outfit for the first time on display in front of the whole world. The sentence was later halved and Streltsov, after two annidall'uscita the gulag, he also deduced return to play, coming back in the top 10 in classifichedel Ballon d'Or. But now The body was weakened and Streltsovdisse farewell to football player at 33, then off for 53 holes, only after swearing to his family essereinnocente of the crime that destroyed the first career epoi life. (ANSA).