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Jan. 01, 1972 - George Best to go back to Digs: Part of Manchester United soccer star's George Best's punishment for being absent from training all last week, will be to leave his £30, 000 home at Bramhall, Cheshire, for lodgings - the terraced house atr Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester, of his former landlady, Mrs. Mary Fullaway, for the rest of the season. George Best has also been ordered to forfeit two weeks pay, estimated at between £350 and £400; Train every morning and afternoon this week, instead of mornings only, to get fit for Saturday's Cup-tie against Southampton; Give up his day off for the next five weeks. Photo shows despite his money, girls, clothes and boutiques, the Irish international leads a pretty lonely life, United Manager Frank O'Farrell said yesterday. This picture shows George Best - looking rather lonely in his luxury home at Bramhall, Cheshire

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