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Mark O'Brien became one of Derby County's youngest ever footballers when his life was turned upside down. Following heart surgery, Mark defied a bleak prognosis to enjoy a successful career, with Derby and Newport County.

From Pascal Gross's fantastic brace at Old Trafford and an unbelievable 5-2 victory over Leicester City, to a 6-0 demolition of Wolves, the 2022-23 campaign is quite possibly Brighton's best ever season. The Seagulls Greatest Ever Season allows the reader to relive the games, the goals and the glory in what was - the greatest ever season.

Slide Tackles and Boardroom Battles isnâEUR(TM)t simply a football book. ItâEUR(TM)s a memoir that will raise awareness of the trials and tribulations footballers face, while also giving a unique behind-the-scenes perspective on the business side of the game.

Written by debut author Callum McFadden and featuring never-before-told stories from the likes of Martin O'Neill, Ron Atkinson, Les Ferdinand, Jeff Stelling, Martin Tyler, Norman Whiteside and others, Behind the Curtain of the Beautiful Game is a reminder of why we love football.

Here, There & Everywhere tells the story of Shaun Teale's journey from the brutal world of non-league football in the eighties through to cup final glory in the nineties and beyond. Shaun played with and against some of the world's greatest players and was managed by some of the biggest names in football.

In 1972, John McMaster got the chance to follow his dream and become a professional footballer with Aberdeen. No one could have known at the time that the making of him would come from a man who had just been sacked by St Mirren but who would go on to become one of the greatest football managers of all time-Sir Alex Ferguson.

Meet Me at the Mirror is a remarkable insight into the life of a reality TV star, taking you on Penny's journey from her accidental audition for Big Brother, through her days in the house, to the unprecedented fallout from her infamous towel-dropping incident which ultimately cost Penny her job.

A must-read for all Manchester United supporters, Three Games in May demonstrates that there is more to the story than those three trophies and takes the reader on a nostalgic journey through all the trials, tribulations, and, ultimately, the glory.

I Get Knocked Down is the revealing autobiography of one of the most respected men in English football - Danny Wilson.

Tony Daley joined Aston Villa, as an apprentice at the age of 14 and made his senior debut, aged 17 in April 1985. He played for Villa for just over nine seasons, and won the League Cup with Villa in 1994. During this period, Tony was capped seven times for England between 1991 and 1992 under former club manager Graham Taylor.

Arsenal Football Club has had some great goal scorers down the years, but it takes someone special to register a century at the highest level. This volume catalogues every goal from the 19 centurions who have graced both Highbury and the Emirates Stadium to claim their well earned places in Arsenal's 100 Club.

The Reality of the Dream chronicles the amazing story of Malcolm Christie's journey to become the only person in history to go straight from non-league to scoring in the Premier League and representing his country without ever joining a professional academy.

Sheffield Wednesday idol TERRY CURRAN shoots from the hip as he explores the good, bad and ugly sides of the 'beautiful game'. A footballer, who always did things his way, TC's views on modern day football are also 'out of the box'. Warning: If you pick up this book you won't want to put it down!

You Must Be Joachim provides an honest account of Julian Joachim's life as a footballer, from the goals, the glamour and the glory, to a darker side of the game rarely discussed - dealing with bullying, handling the media and what it it's really like for a footballer when they retire.

Calling all Leicester City fans . . . What do you remember about Leicester City during the nineties? "Minding My Own Football Business" by Barrie Pierpoint, Leicester City's first Chief Executive, chronicles the Club's journey, on and off the pitch, from the brink of relegation to the Third Division to the heady heights of the Premier League.