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Malcolm Olivers - The Little Book of Zlatan

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The Little Book of Zlatan is a celebration of one of the most charismatic, mercurial and talismanic footballers in the game, an individual so distinct, so talented and so perfect that he must refer to himself in the third person at all times. Throughout history, there have been many, many truly outstanding sportsmen and women. These are the individuals that have pushed the boundaries of their sport, set incredible new records or driven the human body to its physiological limits. Every day we celebrate the feats of the fastest, strongest and most brilliantly technical athletes on the planet. However, if we interrogate that history further, there are some individuals that stand head and shoulders above the others, modern day heroes who can be attributed with the status of icon or legend and who are consequently bequeathed a peerless position in society. These individuals are not only differentiated by their awe-inspiring dominance of their own sport, but by the way in which we the normal folk reflect upon their contribution and indeed their cultural legacy. What makes Muhammad Ali, Ayrton Senna, Usain Bolt and Maradona the greatest of all time? Is it the success they achieved or the way in which they achieved it? The answer perhaps reassuringly in an era of big data, football academies, sports science and media training lies in the cult of personality. Zlatan is an icon not just because of his extraordinary records on the field, but because his personality has never had to take a back seat on the journey. Lets be honest, which other footballer would say with an entirely straight face: One thing is for sure. A World Cup without Zlatan is nothing. There is only one Zlatan Ibrahimovi.

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For Zlatan of course CONTENTS Throughout history there have been many - photo 1
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Throughout history, there have been many, many truly outstanding sportsmen and women. These are the individuals who have pushed the boundaries of their sport, set incredible new records or driven the human body to its physiological limits. Every day we celebrate the feats of the fastest, strongest and most brilliantly technical athletes on the planet. However, if we interrogate that history further, there are some individuals who stand head and shoulders above the others, modern-day heroes who can be given the status of icon or legend and who are consequently bequeathed a peerless position in society and memory. These individuals are not only differentiated by their awe-inspiring dominance of their own sport but by the way in which we the normal folk reflect upon their contribution and indeed their cultural legacy. What makes Muhammad Ali, Ayrton Senna, Usain Bolt and Maradona the greatest of all time? Is it the success they achieved or the way in which they achieved it? As an obsessive fan of Zlatan Ibrahimovi it can be easy to descend into hyperbole, and clearly it may be a step too far to put him on a pedestal with some of the greats above.

In fact, it might be argued that, in the era of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, Zlatan cannot even be compared to his brilliantly gifted footballing contemporaries, let alone the most legendary athletes of all time. So why write a book entirely dedicated to the third best player on the planet? Why celebrate a man who is renowned for his volatility as much as his extraordinary aerial prowess? The answer perhaps reassuringly in an era of big data, football academies and sports science lies in the cult of personality. Zlatan is an icon not just because of his extraordinary records on the field, but because his personality has never had to take a back seat on the journey. Would Zlatan be a good guest at a party? The answer is yes, of course! Would Zlatan make a good big brother? Definitely. Would Zlatan have been successful if he had chosen a different career path, perhaps as a teacher, a builder or a karate coach? There is a very good chance he would have excelled in all three all at once Zlatan Ibrahimovi has an undeniable gravitas and charisma that makes us want to follow him on and off the field. He has a mercurial likeability that makes us want to laugh at his jokes, score his goals, forgive his errors and support the causes he supports. Does it matter what is fact and what is myth? When alls said and done, we simply have to acknowledge Zlatans status as one of the most complex, most original and above all most interesting characters in the game, someone who will certainly and deservedly be remembered as one of the greats.

This is only a little book, but it is a tribute to the personality, humour and talent of a true giant. If in some small way it helps to cement Zlatans incredible legacy not that he needs that help it will have served its purpose. Zlatan, we salute you! M ALCOLM O LIVERS , June 2017

The Little Book of Zlatan - image 2The Little Book of Zlatan - image 3 Zlatan doesnt do auditions. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 4 When you buy me, you are buying a Ferrari. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 5 The only time Zlatan was wrong was when he thought he had made a mistake. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 6 First I went left, and he did too.

Then I went right, and he did too. Then I went left again, and he went to buy a hot dog. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 7 I cant help but laugh at how perfect I am. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 8 Zlatans computer has no backspace button Zlatan doesnt make mistakes. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 9 My dog picks up its own mess. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 10 One thing is for sure. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 10 One thing is for sure.

A World Cup without Zlatan is nothing to watch. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 11 I think Im like wine. The older I get, the better I get. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 12 I dont like to talk about myself. Zlatan Ibrahimovi

The Little Book of Zlatan - image 13The Little Book of Zlatan - image 14 Zlatan doesnt dial the wrong number you pick up the wrong phone. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 15 Zlatan doesnt wear a watch.

He decides what time it is. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 16 Zlatan can make scissors beat rock. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 17 Zlatan finished The Neverending Story . Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 18 Zlatan leaves messages before the beep. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 19 When Zlatan does a push-up, he isnt lifting himself up, hes pushing the Earth down. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 21 Zlatan counted to infinity. Twice. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 22 Zlatan can slam a revolving door. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 23 Zlatan is the greatest thing, period, despite his invention of sliced bread. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 24 There is no theory of evolution, just a list of creatures Zlatan allows to live. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 25 When Zlatan was born, he drove his mum home from the hospital. Zlatan IbrahimoviThe Little Book of Zlatan - image 26 of course Zlatan can do a wheelie.

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