Golden Generations – The Story of the 2006 FIFA Men's World Cup

Golden Generations – The Story of the 2006 FIFA Men's World CupThe tale of one of the most action packed international tournaments in recent memory which saw a truly global feel with all six confederations represented for the first time since 1982. The author explores the plots and subplots that defined the competition, from the tournament's beginnings to the legacy it left behind. Published in 2023. Size: 161mm x 240mm 348 pages.

who has spent the past 3 decades building a global network of 'Football for Good' charitable organisations which use the power of the game to promote peace and social good

this book tells the intriguing inside story of how commercialism

a World Cup winner with England in 1966 who also was also well known for his later managerial career

the Russian game was transformed in just a few decades from a minor pastime

when they were about to be relegated to the third tier of English football

Forest can be linked to many groundbreaking feats that spearheaded football’s continuous evolution

Size: 163mm x 241mm – 224 pages

legal disputes

it represents the first instalment in one of football's most captivating success stories

Size: 148mm x 211mm – 210 pages

reveals a further selection of stories of misbehaviour and excess by wealthy players when they travel abroad

A written history of Hull City FC by a lifelong fan of the club which follows the progress of the Tigers from their earliest days through to the present and includes interviews with supporters and former players