Gary Neville – The People's Game – A View From a Front Seat in Football

Gary Neville – The People's Game – A View From a Front Seat in FootballFootballer turned pundit, Gary Neville, examines how the growing wealth and influence of the biggest teams is harming the game, leaving fans out of pocket and smaller clubs clinging to survival. Drawing on interviews with those at the epicentre of the sport's biggest issues, Neville explains how football has sleepwalked into the current mess and offer his ideas about a new way forward. Published in 2022. Size: 158mm x 240mm 336 pages.

a Liverpool FC legend who won 27 trophies with the club during his time as player and manager at Anfield

This yearbook of both domestic and international football in Asia covers the 2020/2021 season

updated and greatly expanded history of Liverpool FC from foundation in 1892 through to the present day which pays particular attention to the socio-cultural significance of the club and shines a spotlight on the post-2010 period after an ownership crisis which has ultimately led to a remarkable turnaround in fortunes

This documentary from acclaimed filmmaker Emir Kusturica traces the life and times of Diego Maradona from his humble beginnings to worldwide fame

following years of underachievement

Manchester United Ruined My Life

Cup games took place including the only two-legged ties in the history of the competition

The story of an audacious programme called 'Football Dreams'

Size: 148mm x 210mm – 226 pages

Leicester City's official review for 2010/2011 contains every goal and highlights of every game played in a season which saw the arrival of Sven-Goran Eriksson as manager spark an amazing turnaround at the club as the Foxes rose from the foot of the table in October to finish just outside the play-off spaces

This DVD contains full coverage of the 1974 World Cup Final between West Germany

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