Football – The People's Shame – How to Revolutionise a National Sport

Football – The People's Shame – How to Revolutionise a National SportFootball has always been the People's Game, and even after three decades of clubs being loaded with debt, ticket prices hiked, and fans blasted with gambling ads, football persists as a source of solidarity, civic engagement and national and international pride. Football: The People's Shame asks how we can reclaim the Game from the corporations and oligarchs who have stolen it from us, using accessible language and common sense examples to: lay out

The author has selected 150 matches to remember

footballer turned TV pundit Robbie Savage tells of the highs and lows of life as a professional footballer through a series of anecdotes and provides an insight in what it is really like when it is finally time for a professional to hang up his boots

Length: 87 minutes

Legends such as the three Young Princes

Not much about Robertson is known after his retirement from football and the author

The story of Newcastle United in the modern era which tells how manager

Hayden's opening partnerships with the equally flinty Justin Langer laid the bedrock of their many victories

Size: 160mm x 240mm – 254 pages

A fan of Charlton Athletic FC recounts the events of the dramatic 2019/2020 season which started with such promise following the club's promotion from League One but The Robins plummeted into the relegation zone at the onset of the pandemic and they were ultimately condemned to the drop on the final day of the season

who also wrote the acclaimed Brilliant Orange

thrilling goals

The story of the fall and rebirth of the French national team between the World Cup victories in 1998 and 2018