<p>This guide to winning soccer techniques, based on evidence collected from World Cups and all the major championships, analyzes the game and underpins the Football Association Programme. It shows technically-gifted young players how to apply their techniques to best effect.</p>

Soccer Skills, Tactics and Teamwork: The Winning Formula

Sports & Outdoors

Hughes, Chris

Soccer

HarperCollins, Publishers

Encyclopedia of British football

Soar, Phil

Reference

Willow Books

Boris (Bosch) Tpb

Bosch, Gunther

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Bringing together 21 original accounts by a range of contributors that includes authors, actors, politicians and representatives from the new wave of fanzines, this volume evokes the diverse players, teams and matches that have enriched their lives. They provide a compound of elation, humour, daydream and despair, and explain, in effect, why they continue to watch Saturday's boys.

Saturday's Boys: The Football Experience

Lansdown, Harry

Spillius, Alex

Gary Lineker's Soccer Quiz Book

Lineker, Gary.

Football (American)

Paul Gascoigne: the Inside Story

Jane Nottage

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

Ian Wright

Paul McCarthy

Harper Collins Publishers, Ltd.

Left Foot in the Grave?

NELSON, Garry

HarperCollinsWillow

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

CollinsWillow

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