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George Best was one of the most gifted footballers the world as ever seen, but his story took a tragic turn as he struggled with fame and alcohol. A new biopic telling his story, George Best: All By Himself, premieres at the London Film Festival at BFI this week and Coach has six pairs of tickets to give away to the 6pm screening on Friday 15th October.
It couldn’t be easier to enter. Just tweet your answer to the question below, including @coachmag and #GeorgeBestMovie in your tweet.
What was the name of the first professional team George Best played for?
The competition runs from 3pm on Monday 10th October until 12pm on Wednesday 12th October. The six winners will be drawn at random and contacted by Coach by direct message over Twitter. Make sure you follow @coachmag so we can message you if you win.
Good luck!
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Competition Win Two Tickets to See the World Premiere of George Best: All By Himself at BFI at 6pm on Friday 14th October 2016.
Promoter Dennis Publishing Limited
Competition opening and closing dates and times Opens 3pm on Monday 10th October 2016; closes 12pm on Wednesday 12th October 2016.
Entry restrictions UK residents only. 18 years old, or older, only.
Routes of entry Entries must be submitted on Twitter. All entries must include the answer to the competition question (What was the name of the first professional team George Best played for?), as well as "@coachmag" and "#GeorgeBestMovie". Winners will be drawn at random from correct entries.
Prize(s) Six pairs of tickets to the screening of George Best: All By Himself at BFI at 6pm on Friday 14th October 2016. Six winners. One pair of tickets per winner.
Prize provider BFI (British Film Institute).
