The Magic of the Cup – 1970/1971 Season

The Magic of the Cup – 1970/1971 SeasonPrinces and paupers were the big stories of the 1970 71 F. A. Cup, another richly entertaining instalment in the greatest show on earth. Fourth Division Colchester United created one of the great shocks in the competition's 99 year existence, playing host to the mighty Leeds United in the fifth round and sending Don Revie's side off home to Yorkshire with a bloody nose after a 3 2 win. Leeds had gone to Layer Road looking well placed to win a League

the world of soccer comes alive through its most recognizable symbols – its team colors

Coughlan sets out on a journey of discovery

Length 132 minutes

This is a frank and challenging autobiography

and underpinned by a deeply rooted love of football and of people

under the most ludicrous of circumstances

They all volunteered to play the 'Greater Game'

Size: 142mm x 223mm – 240 pages

Size: 160mm x 241mm – 448 pages

and an exceptionally smart individual who looks as much at ease at the Elysée palace as on the pitch

Steph is credited as being one of the greatest influences in growing the women's game to the biggest it has ever been

A well-produced photographic book which takes a nostalgic look back at the history of Crystal Palace FC in the days before the Premier League and millionaire players and billionaire owners became part of the game