Great Manchester United, denis law and Bobby Charlton in Sir Busby's time all passed the number 7, but it was george best who really turned this number into a myth. The genius from Northern Ireland was the first to draw the number 7 with legend. For Best, Sir Busby has a famous saying: "As long as there is an opportunity, pass the ball to George." Since 1963 joined Manchester United, Best has released his football talent at Old Trafford. When fans come to the stadium, the happiest thing is to watch Best take the ball to the other side's hinterland, pass the defenders one by one, and then send the ball to the gate at will. Sometimes, he even teased the bewildered goalkeeper with a hanging shot. Later, fans made up a slogan for Best, "Diego Diego Maradona is great, Bailey is better, and George is the best." At Manchester United, Best brought two leagues and a European champion to the club. 1968 won the Golden Globe Award. He scored 179 goals for the Red Devils in his career, ranking fourth in the all-time scorer list. Best charmed a large number of female fans because of its handsome appearance and superb technology. In the 1960s and 1970s, Best's life was dominated by women and alcohol. He once boasted, "I slept with seven Miss Worlds? No, only four. " He was married three times, but it didn't end well. Best had to have a liver transplant because of alcoholism, but even so, he couldn't get rid of alcohol. During the period of 1970, Best's state plummeted, he repeatedly violated the team rules and even evaded training because of fooling around with women. Best 1974 leaves Manchester United. Four years ago, Best died of multiple organ failure. His last words were, "When I leave, don't remember me drinking, chasing girls and famous cars, just remember my style of playing football, and I will be satisfied."