Corruption, maimings, murder – football is a risky business in some countries. As Dan Brennan explains, success can come with an unbearably heavy price in Tbilisi
Football, for Georgians, is the source of extreme and conflicting emotions. On the one hand, this country of barely five million people, with an economy still struggling to find its way out of the doldrums 12 years after independence, has a remarkable track record of producing wonderfully skilful footballers.
