Glory Days for the Waifs and Strays – Identity and Meaning in the Rise of the Modern Manchester City

Glory Days for the Waifs and Strays – Identity and Meaning in the Rise of the Modern Manchester CityOn 12th May 2019, Manchester City became the first team to retain the Premier League title for a decade. Twenty years earlier, the same club was slogging its way out of Division Two, having sunk ignominiously to the third tier, its glory days well behind it. Ordinarily, the tale of a sleeping giant awaking to stomp over the competition would be celebrated far beyond the core fan base. But City's success is tied inextricably to its takeover by the Abu

Trevor Foster

Size: 156mm x 234mm – 286 pages

The story of Glasgow Rangers' title-winning 2020-2021 season

Luke's time as an England under-21 international

The Mitropa Cup was the first major European competition for clubs from Central and Eastern European countries

Jonathan Allsopp has reported on more than 80 FC United board meetings over the last eight years

'Snakes & Blatters'

Length: 130 minutes approximately

Maradona and Messi

Size: 141mm x 223mm – 459 pages

The author takes the reader on a trip through the late twists that defined some of football's biggest matches

and finally as a key member of Alan Shearer's management team in 2009