Recommended football reading/books
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All Played Out (now called One Night In Turin) by Pete Davis about England in the 1990 World Cup
Not only is it the best football book ive read but its probably the best book ive ever read
Not only is it the best football book ive read but its probably the best book ive ever read
Written during the 1971-72 season, Hunter Davies' The Glory Game remains one of the most outstanding books about football ever printed.
The author was given unparallelled access into all aspects of Tottenham Hotspur - a decision many of the club's directors later came to regret.
This is a must read, not just for Spurs fans but for anyone with more than a passing interest in the Beautiful Game.
The author was given unparallelled access into all aspects of Tottenham Hotspur - a decision many of the club's directors later came to regret.
This is a must read, not just for Spurs fans but for anyone with more than a passing interest in the Beautiful Game.
Bilboblue
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zandvoort blue said:
gripping to the last page
agree, absolutely loved this book, made me want to go and see Verona play... and you can totally understand their hatred for Chievo Verona.
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THFC6061 said:
An enjoyable read, IMO.
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Bilboblue said:zandvoort blue said:
gripping to the last page
agree, absolutely loved this book, made me want to go and see Verona play... and you can totally understand their hatred for Chievo Verona.
Sounds interesting, what's the gist?
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A bit surprised that no one has yet mentioned THE MIRACLE OF CASTEL DI SANGRO. Thats anothe gem and the last chapter is EXTREMELY interesting to say the least.......
Prestwich_Blue
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Just read Brian Reade's book 'An Epic Swindle' about the Hicks & Gillett era at Liverpool. Really eye-opening. Amazed they actually survived that and a lesson to anyone who believes things owners, CEO's and managers say in the media.
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Was an interesting read. I would like to know who he is though.davymcfc said: