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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 ... -
A Culture of Kits by John Blair – Book Review
By Steve Crabtree Football kits have always been more than just sportswear; they are icons of football culture. And, as ... -
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, ... -
Kicking On: How Footballers Win the Post-Retirement Game of Life by Tony Rickson – Review
By Karl Hornsey Football journalist Tony Rickson’s third post-retirement book Kicking-On is a heartwarming and inspiring offering telling the tales ... -
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 ... -
Big Boots To Fill: The New Maradona, Riquelme, Messi and Beyond by David Michael Nolan ...
By Karl Hornsey It seems in football that any young talent coming through can’t be left to their own devices ... -
The Lion Who Never Roared by Matt Tiller – Book Review
By Steve Crabtree Footballer Jack Leslie should be in the football history books – the fact he isn’t, yet, means ... -
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 ...