Bradman's War – How the 1948 Invicibles Turned the Cricket Pitch into a Battlefield

Bradman's War – How the 1948 Invicibles Turned the Cricket Pitch into a BattlefieldThe fascinating story of the 1948 Ashes tour which saw the Australian team undefeated, earning them the nickname, the 'Invicibles'. With the legendary Don Bradman as Captain of the Australian team, the tour is seen as a great sporting event but the author reveals that at the time, there was a great amount of unease at Bradman's resolute, often ruthless tactics, both on the field and in the pavilion. Published in 2013. Size: 159mm x 240mm 434 pages.

published as a replacement for the defunct European Football Yearbook covers both domestic and international football during the 2019/2020 season

scored just 2 goals in 17 League games

Size: 155mm x 238mm – 196 pages

managers and officials who have served Liverpool FC since the turn of the century

Size: 170mm x 242mm – 143 pages

interpreter and discipline coach for manager Marcelo Bielsa throughout his first season at the club

Sheffield Association League 1896-1939

In addition to a written and illustrated history of the Imps

memorably scoring the opening goal in the 1976 League Cup Final

Part one of a series of books which aims to provide a comprehensive history of Barnet FC

This was an era which saw the introduction of the Premier League and some initial success for the Canaries as they qualified for the UEFA Cup for the first time and enjoyed some memorable ties against some European giants

In addition to illustrations of many of the cards