The Lost Lionesses – The incredible story of England's forgotten trailblazers

The Lost Lionesses – The incredible story of England's forgotten trailblazersA captivating and moving account of the first England women's football team that took part in the 1971 World Cup which details the injustice faced by those who took part and its effect on the women's game as a whole. The story is told by the team themselves and written by Gail Emms, the celebrity daughter of the main striker. The original Lionesses were a diverse group of schoolgirls, bank clerks, and telephonists, primarily hailing from Chiltern

tells of his experiences travelling around England during the 2011/12 season

Blackpool and Wigan Athletic before embarking on a long managerial career

Dave Mackay

a period which saw him turn around the fortunes of the Magpies (his childhood club)

the drama that led to the Liverpool Football Club we know today

those elevated by iconic figures who wore them and other obscure shirts which have been selected for their 'era-defining sartorial cool'

The autobiography of Chris Kamara

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this book also includes full statistics for the CONCACAF Champions League 2023/24 and Gold Cup to date

find hope for the future and overcome this self-destructive and ruinous 45-year obsession to turn his life around

Note: These books have been autographed by Mark Bright as part of a publisher's promotion

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