Bramley Moore Dock – From Slavery to Football at the New Home of Everton FC

Bramley Moore Dock – From Slavery to Football at the New Home of Everton FCBob Waterhouse uncovers the dark history of Bramley Moore Dock site of the new Everton FC ground tracing the historical links between the city of Liverpool and the slave trade. The first book to examine the links between slavery and the origins of Everton, this fascinating journey through Merseyside history explores: Everton's historical links with slavery through some of its earliest patrons and through the Methodist church that founded the club The

state-backed corporations

full-colour guide to football during the 1990s which celebrates the niche and the nonsense in what became a defining decade for the game

Size: 156mm x 234mm – 183 pages

As a young player

Alfie's only goal is to set the record straight – by telling the truth about his time on both sides of the Old Firm divide

Size: 146mm x 210mm – 92 pages

Size: 146mm x 223mm – 256 pages

A heartfelt celebration of what county cricket has been for more than a hundred years – an integral part of English life

This DVD features highlights of 25 classic matches played by Chelsea FC since the start of the Premier League

and Chris Wilder – Mad Dog is an exploration of what Mickey’s legacy can teach us about leadership

with a history of only modest achievement and many disappointments

and Volume 1 concentrates on Moore's life before his 'glory years'