Heading for Dementia? Paul Fletcher …but it was a Wonderful Life

Heading for Dementia? Paul Fletcher …but it was a Wonderful LifeAn unflinchingly honest exploration of dementia and football from 1970s Bolton, Burnley and Blackpool striker Paul Fletcher. Written with respected football writer Dave Thomas, author of more than 30 football books. Features a contribution from Bryony Hill, whose late husband, the famous footballer and TV personality Jimmy Hill, was a dementia sufferer. The number of footballers who have succumbed to dementia is horrifying. A name appears in the press

Bjorn Borg ruled the men's singles at Wimbledon by carrying off consecutive titles

the Midland Bank was getting ready to call in Spurs' astronomical debt

and onto London

Duff tells the explosive inside story of the plot to destroy Hibernian and the real motivations of those behind it

Celebrates Underwood's huge contribution to the great Kent side of the 1970s

This interesting book tells the story of the qualification tournament for the 2014 FIFA World Cup with a particular focus on the smallest and least fancied teams across the globe whose part-time players still dream of reaching the finals in Brazil

In January 1979 Steve was forced to move with the club's administrator telling him

Size: 148mm x 210mm – 593 pages

full-colour book which which contains a host of fascinating features about Liverpool's most famous players

the Wirral and surrounding areas

Texaco Ireland Cup

Size: 156mm x 234mm – 271 pages