Soccernomics – Why France and Germany Win, Why England is Starting to and Why the Rest of the World Loses

Soccernomics – Why France and Germany Win, Why England is Starting to and Why the Rest of the World LosesFootball truly is the world's favourite game, followed in over 200 countries by hundreds of millions of people pouring their hearts and souls into supporting their chosen team every week. But behind the passion are questions that all true football aficionados want answered: has football spending spun out of control? How much do managers matter? Is hosting a World Cup a poisoned chalice? Fully revised and updated ahead of the 2022 World Cup,

The Australian Imperial Forces cricket tour of 1919 helped to resurrect not only the English domestic game but Test cricket itself

The book chronicles memorable matches as United challenge for promotion and battle against relegation

This book contains full line-ups and statistics for a selection of European Club competitions in addition to a number of team photographs for every game played during the 1961-62 season in the following competitions: Intercontinental Cup

Scott recounts many anecdotes from an eventful career and recalls his memories of Shankly and his famous teammates at Anfield

Luis Suarez

The city's inhabitants and the club relocated to Baku and Qarabag instantly became the embodiment of the obsolete city

An updated edition of this biography of Jürgen Klopp

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

The despair of Manchester United being relegated in 1974 only six years after winning the European Cup

how reaching that status has been a long and often difficult journey

It was not to be the fairy tale ending to a glittering career

Upon the outbreak of war Tull enlisted in the 'Football Battalion'