Celtic in the Eighties

Celtic in the EightiesThe last book from the late David Potter tells the story of a decade at Celtic FC which began and ended with Scottish Cup finals a good reflection of the thrilling rollercoaster of events and emotions which defined the 1980s. Exciting young teams created by Billy McNeill and David Hay captured hearts as they challenged for honours against the toughest of opposition at home and abroad. These were led by inspirational captains, Danny McGrain, Roy Aitken

the businessman Sir Michael Moritz) reveals the leadership secrets behind his record-breaking career at Aberdeen and Manchester United

Get ready to relive the moments that have made Hibernian a beloved institution

featuring interviews with players

concentrating mainly on the fortunes of the national team during this era

winning a plethora of trophies along the way and remodelling the style of football played by the club

host of The Anfield Wrap online magazine

and celebrates the continued survival of these clubs in this fascinating exploration of the ties between football and industry

Size: 127mm x 198mm – 432 pages

The autobiography of England and Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy tells the 'Rags to riches' story of his career which has seen a meteoric rise from part-time non-league football to Premier League champion in just a handful of years

the foundation of which is his matchday programme notes from every Anfield occasion

well-illustrated and nostalgic look at memorabilia about and memories of goalkeeping throughout the ages

Nigel Spackman