Newcastle United's Colin Veitch – The Man Who Was Superman

Newcastle United's Colin Veitch – The Man Who Was SupermanA well illustrated look at the life and career of Colin Veitch, and England International who was one of Newcastle United's key players during the early 20th Century. Veitch was Captain of the successful side which won the League title in 1905, 1907 and 1909 and lifted the F. A. Cup in 1910. Away from football, Veitch was a lover of the arts who co founded the People's Theatre in Newcastle and was an accomplished playwright, composer, conductor and

the greatest period in the history of the club when they became one of the most feared sides in the world football under manager Don Revie

A comprehensive insider's insight into Arsene Wenger's remarkable 22 years as manager time of Arsenal FC

Includes highlights of the final series including both group stages

Size: 143mm x 223mm – 333 pages

Cup of the Alps and the French-Italian Friendship Cup

This edition first printed in 2013

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

through various different styles with an injection of pace to the game and the ever-growing influence of foreign players and coaches changing English football immeasurably

Midland Amateur Alliance 1904-1908

Size: 144mm x 222mm – 255 pages

Size: 171mm x 239mm – 578 pages

Chief of these are the Anglo-Italian tournament