The Last Boss of Brighton: Boris "Biba" Nayfeld and the Rise of the Russian Mob in America

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Still teenagers, traveling alone, sometimes lying in the official paperwork about their ages, they escaped the pogroms and the Czarist conscription of World War I and, later, the scorched-earth devastation of the Nazi invasion of the USSR, the Shoah that took the lives of almost all their older siblings and their families—landing in Ellis Island several years before the 1917 Revolution. If you ask me about Caicedo and Mac Allister, I love them and they are two big, big players and can be in a big, big European team," added De Zerbi. Chelsea enjoyed a nine-match unbeaten run at the start of Potter’s reign but results dropped off either side of the Qatar World Cup We changed in the second half to playing with a clear target man. That gave us more energy, more runs, more aggression, and in the second half we were much better." First home win in 225 days - the stats

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Brighton also play a dangerous game in drawing opponents onto them before releasing a pass, something else Guardiola admires in De Zerbi. Bestselling author Douglas Century reveals the untold story of the epic rise and fall of Boris Nayfeld, also known as Biba, one of the most notorious Russian mob bosses of our era. The policy of Brighton is like this," added De Zerbi. "I think it's right they can leave, can change teams and play in a level higher. Lifelong progressive idealists they may have been, and Yiddish was always the mama loshen—the “mother tongue”—yet they all became proud American citizens.In the four years I’ve known Boris—interviewing him at his home, hanging out in noisy Brooklyn restaurants and scorching banyas—his personality remains a conundrum. He’s at once chilling and charming; cunning and street-smart, and, somehow, remarkably naïve.

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I’d only been talking to Boris for a few hours that first afternoon at Tatiana in Brighton Beach when I jotted down a phrase in one of my spiral notebooks that seems, in hindsight, as appropriate an introduction as any to this book: Allardyce and Mourinho have got something in common, they are both dinosaurs of the game and past their sale by date. Looks like Jose is going to have another BIG payday very soon. Even “parking the bus” is not working anymore…..comedy gold Boris Nayfeld, a.k.a. “Biba,” is the last living boss of the old-school Russian mob in America, and he’s survived to tell it all. Filled with sex, drugs, and murder, Biba’s story is a mind-boggling journey that took him from petty street crime in the USSR to billion-dollar embezzlement in America.After a decent start, results nosedived just before the World Cup and continued afterwards, with many Chelsea fans calling for his dismissal. If you happened to be in Brighton Beach in south Brooklyn in the Eighties and Nineties, you couldn’t throw a stone without hitting an Eastern European gangster – although this was not an action to be recommended if you didn’t want your kneecaps turned into paperweights. The enclave known as “Little Odessa” was a hotbed of drug smuggling, money laundering and inter-mob brutality. And the hosts comfortably held on at the Amex Stadium to earn their first home league win since June. No doubt they'll scrounge the league cup against City and Spurs fans will claim Mourinho is a club legend. Their criminal genius lay in exploiting the unseen weaknesses within the economic system right under our noses.