The Little Book of Aston Villa

The Little Book of Aston VillaFew clubs can boast a history as rich as Aston Villa Football Club. Founded in 1874, they have played in their home ground of Villa Park in Birmingham since 1897. Aston Villa is not only one of the oldest clubs in England but among some of the most successful. Having won the FA cup seven times and the League Cup five times, Aston Villa ranks 5th in the all time English top flight table and is the seventh most successful club in English football by

A collection of interviews in which 21 members of Glasgow Rangers' teams from the 1980s recount their memories of the club's successes during this era

A selection of 55 incredible stories about football around the world from Ramon Usall

after decades of writing about the sport and the club

assessing the other contenders for the job

Size: 330mm x 277mm – 200 pages

drawing on more than 100 hours of interviews – with contributions from the likes of Ron Atkinson

The book details the tragedy

Noted sports historian David Goldblatt charts football's cultural ascent around the world over the past 20 years as the game has spread through the three most populous nations on earth – China

Souness also played for Middlesbrough and Sampdoria and worked as a manager in Turkey

A day-by-day look at the 2024/2025 season in the Scottish Highland Football League which includes brief reports for all League and Cup games played

Size: 138mm x 214mm – 268 pages

Santiago Hexagonal and Verao tournaments in Central and South America