Nothing But The Truth! Steve Wicks – How the Youth Team Saved Chelsea – SIGNED

Nothing But The Truth! Steve Wicks – How the Youth Team Saved Chelsea – SIGNEDFrom over the top tackles to a club in such financial crisis that players had to chip in to pay the coach driver, life at Chelsea FC in the 1970s was not for the faint hearted. Yet for lifelong Chelsea fan Steve Wicks, it was a dream come true. Having arrived as an apprentice during the club's most glamorous era, it wasn't long before things started to fall apart; the sales of Alan Hudson and Peter Osgood and the resignation of manager Dave Sexton led

the former Republic of Ireland midfielder who is now better known for his outspoken and often controversial views

the dramatic games and goals that defined Scotland's fifth World Cup in a row

might have been the start of a transformation at White Hart Lane

Drawing on 100 years of outstanding photographs in the huge Mirrorpix archive

Thirty years in the making

the author

A revised and updated investigation into football in the Middle East as told by a British journalist who has spent two decades observing the troubled region's cultures and politics through the prism of football

1 legendary manager

former England defender turned broadcaster Micah Richards reveals what really goes on inside a Premier League dressing room and tells of his career at Manchester City

witnessing first-hand some of football's greatest and most controversial moments

The book also contains many full-page photographs of iconic shirts worn during the club's greatest triumphs

using accessible language and common-sense examples to: