Viva Colombia – A Social History of Colombian Football in Fifteen Players

Viva Colombia – A Social History of Colombian Football in Fifteen PlayersThe story of Colombian Football through 15 distinct episodes and 15 national team players, which covers everything from the joie de vivre of the Colombian style personified by Carlos Valderrama to the travails of Colombian society illustrated by the tragic murder of Andrs Escobar in the aftermath of Colombia's 1994 group stage exit. The narrative examines how personal stories interlink with the wider history of the nation. Despite many complexities,

This DVD contains the official FIFA film of the 1986 World Cup Finals held in Mexico

a tiny Scottish mining village which over the years spawned more than 50 professional footballers

the authors offer an insight into what life as a young footballer is really like and examine what happens to those who don't make it to the top

Size: 210mm x 297mm – 208 pages

Yet what emerged from that battle was a club transformed and attractive to 'big money'

Footage is Black and White with commentary by Kenneth Wolstenholme and analysis by Tommy Docherty

The story Gareth Barry's 10 years at Villa Park

An entertaining memoir from a lifelong fan of Leeds United which tells the story of the 1986/87 season which saw two sides of the club

this book looks back to the golden age of regional televised football when the voices of Brian Moore

Published in 2004

The autobiography of Mark Noble

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