Blood on the Crossbar – The Dictatorship's World Cup

Blood on the Crossbar – The Dictatorship's World CupThe story of the 1978 World Cup which was hosted and won by Argentina just two years after a coup d'etat which installed a brutal military dictatorship in the country which 'disappeared' tens of thousands of citizens categorised as subversives. Dogged by allegations of bribery, coercion and an historic failed drugs test, this book tells the story of Argentina's maiden World Cup triumph and the controversies that simmered behind it. Published in 2022.

Size: 178mm x 255mm – 208 pages

this excellent quality official publication celebrates the 50th anniversary of England's 1966 World Cup triumph

Size: 252mm x 250mm – 224 pages

Criminals or true fans

This member of the Images of Sport series is packed with over 200 excellent-quality archive photographs of Queen's Park FC from throughout the Club's 140-year history

A playful look at English football in which the author

This updated edition published in 2007

Size: 148mm x 210mm – 173 pages

the man who has been the Anfield stadium announcer for 50 years

This memoir contains a look at the fortunes of Hull City FC during the late 1970s and throughout the 1980s

The Reds also came agonisingly close to winning the Premier League

A statistical record of the UEFA Europa League which contains full line-ups and statistics for every match played in the competition from 2012 to 2015 including all preliminary and qualifying rounds