Magical Magyars – The Rise and Fall of the World's Once Greatest Football Team

Magical Magyars – The Rise and Fall of the World's Once Greatest Football TeamMagical Magyars tells the remarkable story of the legendary Hungarian football team of the 50s, a side whose breathtaking technical skills and passing and movement style of play changed the very way the sport was played. Author David Bailey traces the team's origins and details how communist Hungary, a tiny nation impoverished and subjugated by one of the most brutal Stalinist regimes in the Soviet empire, was able to produce a football team that was

officials and journalists together capture the essence of this famous old ground

Comprises complete match statistics for every game played in the qualifiers and Finals tournaments of the 2002 and 2006 World Cup competitions – the first time these have been available from a single source

Size: 145mm x 223mm – 249 pages

The despair of Manchester United being relegated in 1974 only six years after winning the European Cup

An examination of the 1990 World Cup Finals in Italy from a fresh new angle which unearths an array of stories with this iconic tournament at their heart that will fascinate football fans everywhere

face-downs with rivals

An illuminating book which uncovers the training and fuelling secrets of today's greatest footballers which draws on access to some of the world's biggest clubs and examines the cutting-edge techniques used to boost fitness and accelerate recovery

This DVD contains coverage of the match played on 15th April 1967 between England and Scotland which saw the Scots shock the reigning World Champions

bringing to life the thrilling match-ups

Ryan Giggs

More Than A Shirt is essential reading for any football fan and will change the way you think about the beautiful game's most universal symbol

who financed a new era