Manchester United After Munich – How Tragedy Forged One of the World's Greatest Football Clubs

Manchester United After Munich – How Tragedy Forged One of the World's Greatest Football ClubsA look at the aftermath of the 1958 Munich Air Crash that ripped the heart from one of Britain's greatest ever teams. In this book, Wayne Barton, author of 20 Manchester United titles, has produced a forensic account of how those post tragedy years forged the character of one of the world's biggest clubs. Barton focuses on the five years immediately after the tragedy, how the shattered ambitions of the club were revived and rejuvenated by recovering

Size: 170mm x 240mm – 400 pages

well-illustrated history of Fulham FC contains a complete statistical record of the The Cottagers plus a written history

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vividly captured through breathtaking images

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For the first time

Sir Alf Ramsey and Sir Bobby Robson

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plus all the results for Serie “A”

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Formerly the Rothmans Football Yearbook and Sky Sports Football Yearbook