The Manchester United Book of the Seventies is the most comprehensive and thorough retrospective look at the decade imaginable, including match reports, player profiles, in-depth statistical information, a month by month diary, plus a multitude of rarely seen or long-forgotten photos and memorabilia. This is the fifth edition of our unique, ground-breaking book – the first and only book of its kind. Already recognized as the authority on the women’s game, ‘The Women’s Football Yearbook’ is the definitive annual – offering unrivalled information, photos, facts and figures on all England’s leading teams. LIMITED EDITION GOLD FINAL EDITION A limited edition print run of the updated Griffin Park book has been produced that includes the final two seasons at our proud old stadium – featuring photographs and memories from the club’s stunning 5-0 win over Sheffield Wednesday that proved to be the last competitive match Bees supporters could attend in person – as well as the last-ever match against Swansea City in the play-offs. We have unearthed hundreds of never-used or long-forgotten photographs, reproduced alongside a match report from every game, a player profile of every Villa player (with a photo), interviews with some of the stand-out players, as well as league tables and statistical information season by season. The team’s inspirational captain, Tony Adams, was sent to prison, a more rigorous fixture schedule, a mid-match brawl that led to the only points deduction to have ever been given to a club – before or since – are just some of the crazy circumstances that the Arsenal team of 90/91 had to overcome.

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With an entry on each of the 24 clubs competing in the WSL and Championship as well as the England national team, the book also contains a foreword by UEFA women’s football chief and former FIFA World Best Player Nadine Keßler. All the key statistics, league tables and results are included. Tottenham’s Three Lions is the most comprehensive and thorough retrospective look at the club’s proud record of producing top quality players for the England national team. This is a unique account of an unprecedented and, at times, traumatic year for Arsenal, on and off the pitch, as seen through the eyes of a LOYAL Arsenal supporter of over 40 years.George ‘Geordie’ Armstrong served Arsenal for 27 years as both a player and a coach, before being cruelly taken from his family and his club whilst coaching the Arsenal reserves at London Colney – he collapsed suddenly on the training pitch having suffered a brain haemorrhage in October 2000 – and never recovered. Arsenal are my release, my escape from the real world which, for ninety minutes, doesn’t exist. How long have we been saying how football is so far removed from the real world? Well, it turns out that has finally come in useful!”

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AS WE APPROACH ASTON VILLA’S 150-YEAR LANDMARK, A STUNNING NEW BOOK PROJECT HAS BEEN COMMISSIONED TO CELEBRATE THE CLUB’S PROUD HISTORY. Winning the European Cup in 1982 is, without a doubt, the finest hour in Aston Villa’s illustrious history. There was no invited ‘Super League’ nonsense in those days, to become the Champions of Europe Villa had to be the Champions of England… Real Champions playing other Real Champions. So, to many Villa supporters, 26 May 1982 was the most special, most important, time in their lives. The first book was published in September – and tells the remarkable story of Villa’s first 75 years, an era when the club dominated football… the Kings of Birmingham and renowned across the globe.Often lighthearted, occasionally serious, constantly passionate and honest; this is an insight into the rollercoaster of emotions experienced during a season like no other.