Quiet Genius – Bob Paisley, British Football's Greatest Manager

Quiet Genius – Bob Paisley, British Football's Greatest ManagerA biography of the late Bob Paisley, a Liverpool FC legend who played for the club during the 1940s and 1950s but is best known for his remarkable managerial exploits at Anfield during the 1970s and 1980s. In his 9 years as manager, Liverpool won no fewer than 14 trophies including the European Cup on three occasions. This edition published in 2018. Size: 128mm x 197mm 352 pages.

The author tells of his experiences following Liechtenstein's attempts to qualify for the 2002 World Cup Finals while also investigating the history and culture of the tiny Principality

South Shields

The inside story of life at Derby County since the turn of the century as told by almost 50 former players

First published in 1926 as the second part of the 'Wickets and Goals' classic

Note: These books contain a bookplate which has been autographed by Sammy McIlroy

Length 102 minutes

sweat and beers to the professionalism and planning of the modern era

the French manager who achieved great early success at Arsenal FC but whose teams have now failed to win any silverware since 2005

Drawing on interviews and recollections

The book also contains many full-page photographs of iconic shirts worn during the club's greatest triumphs

This book contains every qualifying round result

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