Jimmy Armfield – The Official Biography

Jimmy Armfield – The Official BiographyThe official biography of England and Blackpool legend Jimmy Armfield CBE by former BBC journalist Roy Calley, who first saw Armfield play for Blackpool in 1967, and many years later shared the commentary box with him. This book tells the story of a young boy captivated by the town of Blackpool, and the loyalty he had for its football club. An engrossing book perfect for all Blackpool and England fans, and anyone interested in the history of football:

colourful character

Size: 153mm x 234mm – 223 pages

Much of the book is based on a series of fascinating interviews with those who knew them best with first-hand accounts of life inside the dressing room which reveal the pressure and demands of playing in the prime position for one of the most successful teams in world football

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the English forward who is considered one of the most talented players of her generation and is the record goalscorer for the England Women's team

as the UK stormed into its most hedonistic decade since the '60s

with many personal struggles both on and off the pitch

Backed with serious investment and a clear mandate

Size: 140mm x 222mm – 286 pages

Everton and West Ham United among their best results

This book contains a month-by-month review of Celtic FC's historic 1966/67 season which saw the Bhoys become the first British club to win the European Cup in addition to retaining the Scottish League title

Size: 158mm x 240mm – 304 pages