Football Legends: The top 100 stars of the modern game

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Join our community to get personalised book suggestions, extracts straight to your inbox, 10% off RRPs, and to change children’s lives. Set against the backdrop of a global pandemic that had threatened to change our everyday lives for good – at a time when we needed football more than ever to escape reality. The majority of pages are undamaged with some creasing or tearing, and pencil underlining of text, but this is minimal. Showcasing the top 100 stars in the modern game, the book offers the latest facts and stats of players in every position who play in Europe’s elite leagues, including the English Premier League, Ligue 1, La Liga, Serie A and Bundesliga.

Rams fan, Michael Cockayne, the author of this excellent little potted history of Derby County Football Club, is making a contribution for every book sold to the Kidneys for Life charity. Akin to a book version of Top Trumps cards, Football Legends presents the top 100 stars in modern football. The achievement went a huge way to ease the agonising pain of Munich, whilst kick-starting a memorable decade in the club’s history, which saw the Red Devils claim the First Division title on two occasions, as well as winning the supreme accolade of the European Cup in 1968. Can't fault any part of the transaction so big thanks to the Seller for a smooth and pleasant transaction.Winning the European Cup in 1982 is, without a doubt, the finest hour in Aston Villa’s illustrious history.

Just like many children, dreamers, people with the aspiration to becoming a successful footballer, Oldfield brings you along the stories of many football athletes like Ronaldo, Beckham, Messi and more.Trading Address (Warehouse) Unit E, Vulcan Business Complex, Vulcan Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE5 3EB. But the book celebrates more than just footballing moments – The Big Aston Villa Book of the Eighties captures the whole era too – a time during which many fans fell in love with the club, cheering the Claret and Blues on to victory as well as following their team all around Europe.

Brentford Reimagined takes us on a magical journey, back through the club’s history, with hundreds of classic, long-forgotten, or never before seen, Brentford photos having been colourised using the latest software to bring memories of yesteryear back to life. The profile-per-page is visually arresting, packed with incisive data, which the reader can use to compare and contrast the achievements and technical merits of the current icons of the beautiful game. 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. Packed with the most accurate and incisive player information available, covering top leagues such as EPL, La Liga, Serie A and Bundesliga, with data sourced from leading football data provider Optasports. With a star profile on each page, this visually arresting almanac is packed with incisive data and includes stunning heat maps that show the pitch movements of every player featured.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. Written by respected club authors and historians – Roy Cavanagh and Carl Abbott – this book will be treasured by every Manchester United supporter. In 2004, Arsène Wenger’s Arsenal achieved footballing immortality after going through an entire season unbeaten. This cracking hard-back book, compiled by respected club author Colin Abbott, is crammed full of the stories, photographs and recollections from Villa fans who shared that historical European triumph – not only by roaring their team on under the Villa Park floodlights – but also by those who made life-defining trips to the far corners of the continent, which culminated in that mystical day in Rotterdam when over 12,000 Villans made the pilgrimage to Holland.