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3 Points and Beyond
- Narrated by: Dr William 'Lez' Henry
- Length: 2 hrs and 1 min
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3 Points and Beyond
Narrated by:
Dr William 'Lez' Henry
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Publisher's Summary
Two Reggae Menz fans from Jamaica who witnessed Jamaica's baptism into the World Cup football Finals in 1998 tell us their story. This book captures the story of their joy and tears of winning three points against Japan. The authors tell the story of the Jamaican supporters, their quest for tickets, and their journey to the Coupe Du Monde, France ’98.
By qualifying for France, Jamaica became the first country from the English-speaking Caribbean to reach the finals of the World Cup. Jamaica is also the first country from the Caribbean region to reach the cup finals in 24 years.
©2018 Ladrick Lemonious & Peter Ashley (P)2018 Ladrick Lemonious
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