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Lions in the Wilderness by Clive and Joe Hetherington – Review
By Karl Hornsey As England fans recover from their second successive European Championship final defeat, this excellent book by Clive ... -
Euro 88 by Steven Scragg – Review
By Karl Hornsey Steven Scragg has carved himself a nice little niche in recent years, authoring books on the fondly ... -
90+2: Last Minute Moments That Changed Football History by John Boland – Review
By Karl Hornsey The history of any sport is littered with ‘Sliding Doors’ moments and questions of what might have ... -
Brian Moore Saved Our Sundays by Matt Eastley – Review
By Karl Hornsey Matt Eastley is no stranger to writing nostalgic football books that look back on a time when ... -
It’s Coming Home (Probably) by John McNicoll – Review
By Karl Hornsey With the European Championship just around the corner, and England regarded as favourites to win the trophy ... -
One Shilling: The Football Programme Design Revolution by Matt Caldwell and Alan Dein – Review
By Karl Hornsey The football programme has been part of the matchday experience for millions of people from the day ... -
Euro 1984: The Greatest Tournament You Never Saw by Aidan Williams – Review
By Karl Hornsey Having focused in his last book on the greatest teams to miss out on World Cup glory, ... -
Scotland 101 by Tom Brogan – Review
By Karl Hornsey Tom Brogan has followed up his dissection of Scotland’s 1982 World Cup campaign (We Made Them Angry) ... -
1953 by Marvin Close – Review
By Karl Hornsey A couple of generations is a long time in any walk of life, but in football, the ... -
Echoes of an Italian Summer by Paul Grech – Book Review
By Karl Hornsey Anyone interested in international football has ‘their’ World Cup. It can be for purely personal reasons such ... -
A Sprinkle of Magic by Aaron Moore – Review
By Karl Hornsey A Sprinkle of Magic is Aaron Moore’s second book focusing on the exploits of non-league clubs, following ... -
The Man Who Put a Curse on Muhammad Ali by Norman Giller – Review
By Karl Hornsey This is the sort of niche book that Pitch Publishing have become so good at releasing over ...
