Best's son in legal threat over memorabilia sale

George Best's son has threatened High Court action after revealing a deepening family rift over the sale of his father's soccer memorabilia.

Best's son in legal threat over memorabilia sale
Tue, 26 Oct, 2010 - 16:51

George Best's son has threatened High Court action after revealing a deepening family rift over the sale of his father's soccer memorabilia.

Calum Best, 29, hit out at his aunt Barbara McNarry after the Manchester United footballer's trophies and mementoes were sold for £193,440 (€221,200) to help pay off his father's debts.

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