My Beautiful Sisters – A Story of Courage, Hope and the Afghan Women's Football Team

My Beautiful Sisters – A Story of Courage, Hope and the Afghan Women's Football TeamA gripping memoir from Khalida Popal, first captain and co founder of the Afghan women's football team. As a refugee in Denmark, Popal worked to uncover widespread sexual abuse of players by the former president of the Afghanistan F. A., forcing FIFA and the Afghanistan government to act. Popal also tells the remarkable story of how, against all the odds, a small network of allies orchestrated an international evacuation strategy to save the team's

an unfashionable and relatively poor club

boycotts and many court cases which eventually led to new ownership in 2019

The light-hearted story of one Arsenal fan's quest to find a new team after becoming disillusioned with the modern game following his club's move to the new ground and the goalposts being moved as billionaires injected vast sums into rival teams

a prodigiously talented young Irish footballer whose Manchester United career (as a contemporary of Ryan Giggs) was ruined by a knee injury before it had begun

which holds trials for millions of boys across Africa with the aim of unearthing football's next superstars

The result is a gripping account of how football has been taken over by the world's wealthiest businessmen

An interesting book which looks back at each of the 10 post-war seasons when Norwich City FC have won promotion from the 1959/60 promotion from Division Three to their 2018/19 promotion to the Premiership as Football League Champions

In his new memoir

the former England striker who made his name playing for Crystal Palace before moving to Arsenal where he broke Cliff Bastin's goalscoring record for the Gunners which had stood for almost 60 years

Size: 135mm x 205mm – 224 pages

Size: 218mm x 272mm – 282 pages

These were written by a selection of authors who have been deeply involved with the Blues for many years