60 Years of the World Cup – Reflections on Football's Greatest Show on Earth

60 Years of the World Cup – Reflections on Football's Greatest Show on EarthThis book from Brian Barwick contains a personal, nostalgic, fun and frank reflection of his six decade association with the FIFA World Cup which began when he attended his first World Cup match as a boy in 1966 and continued as he travelled the globe due to his roles at the BBC, ITV and Football Association, witnessing first hand some of football's greatest and most controversial moments. Published in 2023. Size: 143mm x 222mm 254 pages.

Bairstow's natural sporting ability and dedication helped him overcome these difficulties and he also tells of his rise to the top of English cricket

A fascinating study of football in England during the First World War which saw the game face existential challenges as fundamental questions were asked about its place and value in English society

A 96-page booklet which contains complete statistics for every English League club during the 1969/70 season

through the triumphant European golden era of the 1980s to a long-awaited return to glory with their 2014 Scottish League Cup victory

Length: 108 minutes

Size: 160mm x 241mm – 279 pages

the first of which dates back to the Scottish Cup-winning team of 1877 and continues through to 2012

Size: 142mm x 222mm – 254 pages

A fan of Charlton Athletic FC recounts the events of the dramatic 2019/2020 season which started with such promise following the club's promotion from League One but The Robins plummeted into the relegation zone at the onset of the pandemic and they were ultimately condemned to the drop on the final day of the season

Size: 160mm x 241mm – 349 pages

The 'unofficial true story' of Roy Race of Melchester Rovers

These stretch all the way back to the club's first competitive game in 1912 through to the present day with many memorable domestic and European victories