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A collection of words by and about the Scotland football team's players, managers and officials from the Wembley Wizards to Alex McLeish's Euro 2008 campaigners. It contains over 150 football quotes.

Celtic were the first British team to win the European Cup in 1967. This book celebrates the football club through the words and comments of the many larger-than-life characters who have walked through the gates of 'Paradise' - the nickname of Celtic Park.

Celtic's greatest side became European champions in 1967, but if you think you know their history - think again. This is their tale as never told before. The remarkable story of how Jock Stein brought together a group of local lads, engaging on their first European Cup campaign, and led them all the way to the top will never be repeated. As they progressed, they continued to challenge on four fronts, giving new pride to the city of Glasgow, ...

Started by a group of cricketers, Villa went on to become the most successful club in the first 50 years of the Football League. This wonderfully illustrated book provides a vivid and evocative celebration of the glory days.

It is biggest sporting event in the world, watched by billions, in a game played on every scrap of land on the planet.How to Win the World Cup takes apart all the previous 18 editions of football's pre-eminent competition to look at the sporting DNA as well as the vital statistics of winning teams.

The ultimate fantasy football book

Celtic in Europe" is designed to revive memories of Celtic's great European nights and of stirring jousts with clubs such as Real Madrid, Internazionale, Benfica, AC Milan, Valencia, Ajax Amsterdam, St Etienne, Porto, Liverpool and Juventus. Controversial matches, such as those with Atletico Madrid, Rapid Vienna and Neuchatel Xamax, will also be scrutinised. Interviews with a host of players and managers illuminate this superb analysis of Celt...

In Celtic in Europe, the dramas of Celtic's European exploits over the past four decades are captured in all their glory. The excitement of the club's initial steps in European competition during the early 1960s is recounted in absorbing detail, as is the development of the team under the management of Jock Stein, who propelled Celtic to a position among the aristocracy of Europe's football clubs during the late 1960s and the '70s. The story c...