博格坎普：静止与速度

Name: 博格坎普：静止与速度
Rating: 8.3 (86 reviews)
ISBN: 9787510446597

[荷] 丹尼斯·博格坎普

出版社

新世界出版社

出版时间

2014-10-31

ISBN

9787510446597

评分

★★★★★

标签

历史地理

书籍介绍

这不是一本让人读着爽快的热血自传，而是一场需要耐心理解的内心独白。博格坎普把足球写成了一道需要反复推演的题：他痴迷于面对训练墙反复传接球，只为找到举重若轻的那一瞬；他会盯着范加尔换下前锋的举动，读出对手对自己实力的忌惮。书中摒弃了常见的八卦与煽情，转而以大量教练、队友、家人的访谈，逼近一个完美主义者背后的焦虑、对飞行的恐惧，以及

作者简介

丹尼斯·博格坎普（Dennis Bergkamp），1969年出生于阿姆斯特丹，先后效力于荷兰的阿贾克斯和意大利的国际米兰俱乐部，1995年以750万英镑的转会费加盟英超球队阿森纳。在阿森纳的11年中，他为俱乐部出场了400多次并赢得了3次联赛冠军，其中包括1998年和2002年的两次双冠王，他是2004年那支“不败之师”的一员。他同样也为荷兰国家队出场了79次，2006年宣布退役，如今作为助理教练为阿贾克斯工作。大卫·温纳（David Winner），与丹尼斯·博格坎普一起完成了这本书，他撰写的《绚丽之橙》一书曾被选入威廉·希尔年度体育丛书之列。应悦，荷兰足球网站橙色风暴副站长原阿贾克斯中文网站长网站翻译团队主要成员足球媒体特约撰稿人

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核心看点

本书深入剖析博格坎普独特的足球哲学，揭示其‘静止与速度’背后的技术逻辑。书中详细记录了他如何通过踢墙训练提升控球精度，以及受克鲁伊夫影响形成的战术思维，展现了其作为创造性天才如何重塑阿森纳的进攻体系，为读者提供重新审视足球比赛的全新视角。
作者采用非传统传记写法，结合叙述与深度访谈，不仅呈现博格坎普的个人回忆，更引入其教练、队友及家人的多重视角。书中直面球员性格中的阴暗面与争议事件，如国际米兰时期的冲突及荷兰队内斗，客观还原了一个有血有肉、性格复杂且追求完美的真实博格坎普。
书中详尽回顾了博格坎普从阿贾克斯学徒到阿森纳灵魂人物的职业轨迹，特别是他与温格在足球理念上的共鸣及合作细节。同时，作者挖掘了其鲜为人知的个人特质，如对飞行的恐惧、对完美的苛求以及生活中的古怪习惯，全方位展现这位足球巨人的内心世界与人生抉择。

读者共识

读者普遍认可本书在足球思想层面的深度，认为其超越了普通球星自传的八卦堆砌，提供了极具价值的战术洞察与哲学思考。尽管部分读者指出翻译质量参差不齐，但书中关于训练细节、战术理念及球员心理的独家披露，仍使其成为研究博格坎普及现代足球发展的重要文献，值得珍藏。
多数读者赞赏作者大卫·温纳的采访技巧，认为其通过多视角交叉验证，成功还原了一个立体、真实且不完美的博格坎普。书中对球员缺点、团队冲突及心理问题的坦诚披露，打破了传统传记的粉饰太平，展现了极高的新闻专业主义与纪实价值，获得广泛尊重。
尽管存在翻译争议，但读者一致认为本书情感真挚，能引发强烈共鸣。博格坎普对完美的执着、对足球的纯粹热爱以及其优雅人格魅力，通过文字得以充分展现。许多读者表示，阅读此书加深了对足球运动艺术性的理解，并重新审视了偶像崇拜与个人成长的关系，具有深刻的教育意义。

精彩摘录

"“Isn't it every little boy’s dream？”Dennis wonders，“You're playing in the World Cup final. It‘s one-one and just before the final whistle you’re awarded a penalty. And you get to take it."
"You can see the difference with Luis Suarez when he was here [at Ajax]. Of course, maybe you wouldn’t agree with the things he did, but he was always trying to create something, always thinking: “How can I get the best out of this sit- uation? Do I have to pull the shirt of the defender to get in fr"
"All the Dutch players who are adventurers – and most of us are – get it a bit from Johan. That’s his personality and phil- osophy and it became the Dutch way of playing. Of course, we adjust to the country or the club where we are. But we still have the Dutch mentality. We want to be someone, to do "
"Twenty minutes into the second half, Van Gaal replaced his star striker with mediocre defender Johnny Hansen. As he walked off, Dennis looked daggers at Louis and jerked his head as if to say: ‘What the hell are you doing?’ A TV microphone caught Van Gaal’s non-answer: ‘I’ll tell you tomorrow.’ When"
"And you have to remember, Louis has always wanted fantastic football. Ajax football. He would never admit it, but the football he wants is like the football Cruyff wants, and Wenger . . . It’s just their methods are different. Cruyff’s coaching is based on what he was like as a player: adven- turous"
"Dennis’s aversion to flying began to develop in the summer of 1994. After his stressful first season at Inter, his World Cup cam- paign had been arduous and ended in disappointment in the heat of Dallas. In the aftermath of Holland’s 3-2 quarter-final defeat, he says: ‘I was exhausted and stayed exh"
"It’s a friendly game with a lot of fans and the main stand is full. Ten minutes before the end we get up to go and walk past the stand and some fans stop us for autographs. Ray is doing autographs and I’m behind him and I think: “This is my moment.” Whooosh! The shorts are gone, and there’s nothing "
"‘Oh, it was fantastic! I’m still trying to do it with the physios here.’"