Wembley Wins Wembley Woes – Jim McCalliog Autobiography – SIGNED

Wembley Wins Wembley Woes – Jim McCalliog Autobiography – SIGNEDJim McCalliog fired himself into the Scottish international football history books on the memorable and momentous Saturday afternoon of 15th April 1967 at Wembley stadium. The 20 year old Sheffield Wednesday midfielder was selected to play for his country at the highest level for the first time against World Cup holders England. Scotland had been written off as no hopers that day against a team that had lifted the global prize the previous year and

plummeting self-confidence and a dangerous relationship with drink which took him to the brink of death

along with profiles on the great and the good of the game

this book contains a journey into the heart and soul of Spanish football which examines the rich diversity of the country's footballing culture and how the game unites the nation

This book tells the inside story of the club from the arrival of Jack Charlton as manager to the break-up of Trevor Francis's Wembley wonders

The story of the dramatic 1953 game at Wembley between England and Hungary

Note: These books have been autographed by Julian Joachim as part of a publisher's promotion

Slovenia and Switzerland)

who styles himself as the strongest player in the world

Bring Me Sunshine goes behind the scenes to find out how the Hatters consistently triumphed in the transfer market

who spent 50 years covering some of the greatest events in football

who played for the club during their early years and was team Manager between 1897 and 1940

Site: 161mm x 242mm – 346 pages