Celtic in the Thirties – Volume Two

Celtic in the Thirties – Volume TwoFollowing the series of tragedies which dominated the first part of the decade, Willie Maley and Jimmy McMenemy are building another truly great Celtic side, which will establish Glasgow's grand old team as not just the best in Scotland but far beyond. New heroes such as Jimmy Delaney, Malcolm MacDonald and so many others emerge to join the remaining old guard, led by the Great McGrory, and soon records are tumbling as the Celts reach new heights,

a period which saw the Blades enjoy long spells in the First Division of the Football League but which ended with the club in freefall

the book presents a timeline of Chelsea's history and of their emblematic shirt

who became the first black African team to appear in a World Cup finals tournament in 1974

Size: 211mm x 279mm – 56 pages

Bonus features include the top ten goals from this year's competition

Includes many high-quality photographs

Includes a club-by-club preview with three pages devoted to each team plusless detailed information for the Damallsvenskan (Women's League)

A fully revised and updated edition of this definitive investigation of the events of the Hillsborough disaster from a criminologist which details the appalling treatment endured by the bereaved and survivors in the aftermath of the tragedy

A look back at 50 of the finest matches played by Everton FC which stretch all the way back to an F

This well-illustrated book contains a season-by look at the club's time at their first permanent home

where he was a key member of the team which won the 1999 Champions League Final

The autobiography of Dwight Yorke