A Last English Summer – Duncan Hamilton

A Last English Summer – Duncan HamiltonDuncan Hamilton, twice winner of the William Hill Sports book of the Year, tells the tale of the 2009 cricket season in England through a succession of matches from village green to Test arena. In the process, he embarks on a journey often a profoundly personal one through the history and spirit of the game, exploring its deep cultural significance to both the UK and other countries where it has taken root. Published in 2010. Size: 160mm x 242mm 367

In just 5 years

Length 117 minutes

An interesting book which attempts to dissect the myths and conjecture that surround Arsenal's epoch-defining moments

National Premier Soccer League

Derek Johnstone and Mark Walters

Fulham's official review for 2021/2022 features footage of every match and goal scored in one of the most entertaining seasons in the history of the club as they won the EFL Championship to book a return to the Premier League under manager Marco Silva

the predecessor of the current club

Drawing on interviews and recollections

An absorbing 'fly-on-the-wall' documentary filmed during 1962 which goes behind the scenes at West Bromwich Albion and covers the team training

A classic reprint of this much sought-after book first published in 1925 which tells the story of the first 50 years of Blackburn Rovers FC

and World Soccer magazines is well-illustrated in full-colour and is packed with photographs and articles about the Gers including player profiles

Gordon Hill