The Price of Vice – Andy Ritchie

The Price of Vice – Andy RitchieThe autobiography of Andy Ritchie, a Scottish attacker who made his name playing for Greenock Morton during late 1970s and early 1980s and was top scorer in the Scottish Premier League during the 1978 79 season. After leaving Morton, Ritchie made a handful of appearances at a number of other Scottish clubs but quit the professional game at the age of just 28 following problems with depression, panic attacks, gambling and alcohol and drug abuse. This

This black and white recording features commentary from Kenneth Wolstenholme

Note: These books have been autographed by the author

Size: 158mm x 240mm – 403 pages

The author delves into the stories and lives of the many great players and characters who shone on that day and lit up that unforgettable match – from Paolo Rossi to Socrates

A well-illustrated look at Liverpool's fortunes during the 1970s which contains a who's who of the players who brought the club so much success during that decade

This has been a tumultuous time at the club which has seen financial strife

From the colours

Size: 148mm x 210mm – 218 pages

Hull City and Manchester United during the early 20th Century

Fulham's official review for 2017/2018 features footage of every match and goal scored in a season which saw the Cottagers win a return to the Premier League after defeating Aston Villa in the Play-off Final at Wembley

The fascinating story of Manchester United's fortunes between the years of 1972 and 1977

Size: 143mm x 223mm – 335 pages