<p>In tracing the history and design of over 150 European stadiums, the author visited every major World Cup and club venue from 33 countries, noting en route not only their architectural development but also their place in the sporting and social milieu.</p>

The Football Grounds of Europe

Sports & Outdoors

Inglis, Simon

Football (American)

HarperCollins, Publishers

Play American Football: The Official NFL Training Manual

Tom Bass

Collins Willow

Gary Lineker's Soccer Quiz Book

Lineker, Gary.

Paul Gascoigne: the Inside Story

Nottage, Jane

Biographies & Memoirs

Peter Beardsley: My Life Story

Beardsley, Peter

Cass, Bob

An autobiography of Ian Wright, the British footballer who shot to prominence in 1985 when he joined Crystal Palace from Greenwich Borough Services. Six years later he joined Arsenal, and has been the club's top goal-scorer every season since.

Mr Wright: The Explosive Autobiography of Ian Wright

Wright, Ian

HarperCollins Publishers, Ltd

With well over 700 League team appearances to his name, Garry Nelson has an encylopaedic knowledge of the game, past and present. Now the former Charlton player and self-confessed journeyman footballer has recorded a day-by-day, month-by-month account of the myriad shocks, demands, doubts and decisions that he finds confronting him as rookie player-coach of Third Division Torquay United. One moment he's locking horns with the financial director, the next he's placating a disgruntled YTS apprentice. From being in the company of a persistent media hack to a hacking thug of a centre-back, Garry Nelson's account of the highs and lows of soccer's have-nots is an eye-opener to the problems and pleasures, triumphs and disasters experienced by a lowly club struggling to survive in the game.

Left foot in the grave: a view from the bottom of the Football League

NELSON, Garry

CollinsWillow

Ruud Gullit: Portrait of a Genius

HARRIS, HARRY

<p>Adams writes what it's like playing with the best players in the game, from Gazza to Dennis Bergkamp; and working with some of the most successful managers, including George Graham, Terry Venables, Glenn Hoddle and Arsene Wenger. But above all, his story is that of a winner, a man who has brought the intense determination he has shown on the field to his recovery from illnesses off it. Adams recalls openly his descent into alcohol addiction, which at one point saw him jailed for drink-driving. Just as he was finding his feet again after the slow rehabilitation process, problems with his marriage surfaced and soon after Adams found himself heading for a divorce. He talks honestly about that traumatic period in his life and also about the pressures and demands of being a top-class footballer in the modern era.</p>

Addicted

'TONY ADAMS, IAN RIDLEY'

HarperCollinsWillow

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