*Escape from Berlin – England's Bert Sproston and the Football Refugee

*Escape from Berlin – England's Bert Sproston and the Football RefugeeThis biography of the late Bert Sproston is an inspiring footballing tale of redemption. In 1938, the Leeds United full back was controversially forced to make the Nazi salute in Berlin, along with his England teammates. But, as he left the Olympiastadion, Sproston befriended Rolf Friedland, a 17 year old Jew, who wanted to escape the Nazis. This compelling book: Examines how and why the pair met at Berlin's Olympiastadion after England's Nazi salute

self-interest

Filled with fun anecdotes

Behind-the-scenes experiences with players and managers are interwoven with the historical events of the Magpies

the billboards

full-colour magazine preview of the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 tournament in Switzerland which includes a look at each of the 16 teams competing in the tournament and includes full-page team photos for each country

The author looks at the history of football in the country as a whole and also examines the events at the provincial Kirov team Dinamo between 1979 to 1985

Koeman and Lineker

the teenage Hutchison was overlooked by his teachers and never made the school football team

A biography of Wolves legend Stan Cullis who also Captained England at the age of just 22

A history of Stalybridge Celtic FC's brief two-year sojourn in the Football League during the 1921/22 and 1922/23 seasons

Known as 'Mr Tottenham'

Intercontinental Cup