Leeds United in the 1970s

Leeds United in the 1970sRarely has any club courted as much controversy, ill feeling and bad press as Leeds United in the 1970s. Manager Don Revie had transformed them from a struggling Second Division outfit at the beginning of the 1960s to being arguably the best team in Europe, but they were dogged by the 'Dirty Leeds' tag for years. This book covers the period from Leeds United winning their first league championship in 1969 through to the end of 1979, including the

through to the most recent

deftly beating Manchester United 3-1 at Villa Park

Size: 156mm x 234mm – 106 pages

The new ground was called The Olive Grove and the expense proved to be money well-spent as the club were subsequently to sweep away all their loval rivals

boxing and Olympic lifting

Rank outsiders North Korea shocked tournament favourites Portugal by taking a 3-0 lead within 25 minutes before the brilliance of Eusebio turned the game almost single-handedly as he scored 4 goals to lead his team to a 5-3 victory

Well-illustrated in full-colour with full-page team photographs for the top two divisions plus smaller team photographs for clubs in the 3

Gets to the bottom of what really happened with Gazza and that tackle in the cup final

episodic chapters highlight the unusual

A fully updated 20th anniversary edition of this in-depth biography of the late Brian Clough

the author follows his journey from five-year-old Greek immigrant

Fulham's official review for 2017/2018 features footage of every match and goal scored in a season which saw the Cottagers win a return to the Premier League after defeating Aston Villa in the Play-off Final at Wembley