Liverpool Football Club in the 60's

Liverpool Football Club in the 60'sLiverpool were looking for a messiah and they found one. His name was Bill Shankly. When he became manager in December 1959, the club had been in the doldrums for year. A lack of investment and direction gave the impression that the club were contrent to bob along with the also rans, but with Shankly's appointment, the club were to be catapulted into becoming the giants of the game they remain to this day. The 1960's was a fascinating time in the

How to be a Footballer

Vunipola tells of his colourful and eccentric family and upbringing in South Wales and England which have helped make him into the imposing player he is today

Includes team photographs and small player photographs and information for the top division plus team photographs and basic player information for the 2nd Division

Spurs and QPR during the 1960s and 1970s

Size: 160mm x 240mm – 293 pages

This book tells of Leslie's remarkable life

Size: 211mm x 297mm – 114 pages

Philippe Auclair's shocking FIFA exposé

He saw what should have been a shining moment of his career overshadowed when he was referred to as 'the little coloured boy' during 1981 F

Well-illustrated in full-colour with team photographs and player information

Size: 126mm x 199mm – 157 pages

Includes exclusive interviews with people who have been there and done that to help reveal what really occurs in the world of football club ownership