Flying the Flag – The Footballing Heroines of the Home Nations Who Made History Abroad

Flying the Flag – The Footballing Heroines of the Home Nations Who Made History AbroadBefore Mary Earps, Jess Fishlock, and Lucy Bronze, there were the trailblazers who defied the odds. In 1921, the Football Association banned women from playing football, but these rebels refused to quit. Leaving behind jobs, families, and their homeland, they sought opportunities abroad, where they could fulfil their footballing potential. This book uncovers the untold stories of those pioneering women who paved the way for today's stars. The original

An entertaining guide to the beautiful game from the weird to the wonderful from the hosts of The Football Ramble

Chelsea's official review for 2015/2016 features footage of every match and goal scored in a dramatic season which saw José Mourinho lose his job after a poor run of form before Guus Hiddink returned as interim manager to stabilise the club

For the 63 Football Clubs to have a won a major European Trophy this book lists their European record

approved by Best's sister Barbara

from its inception in 1934 through to the present day

Size: 159mm x 241mm – 285 pages

An entertaining and amusing glossary of unusual footballing terms used around the world which contains over 700 entries taken from 89 countries

An exploration of football's complex relationship with mental health which contains contributions from some internationally renowned players who reveal their personal battles both on and off the pitch

Kerry Dixon and Peter Osgood

Why do Argentinians almost exclusively express themselves through football

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