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Robin Smith (Author) Robin Smith was born in apartheid South Africa, but qualified to play for England on account of his British parents. Smith made his Test debut against West Indies in 1988 and looked instantly at home on the big stage. He played 62 Tests, scoring over 4000 runs at an average of 43.67, and is remembered as one of England¿s greatest ever players of fast bowling. He also made the then highest score by an England batsman in a o...

Alan English was born in Limerick in 1965, two years after the All Blacks made their first appearance at Thomond Park. He began his career at the Limerick Leader and is now deputy sports editor of the Sunday Times. In 1999, he edited the bestselling Sunday Times Sporting Century. He lives in London with his wife and three children

Indefatigable traveller Tim Moore crosses the new, Trump-defined American landscape in an original Model T Ford, crossing from east to west exclusively across Republican-voting states.

The takeover of Manchester United by Malcolm Glazer, changing the club from world's richest to plunged in debt, saw fans establish new club FC United of Manchester as an alternative fan-owned co-operative. This is the story of what followed, and of FC's attempt to maintain adherence to its own principles.

Trade paperback. The secrecy that governed cycling during the Lance Armstrong era of doping is finally penetrated due to this anonymous look at the world of competitive cycling, with the highs and lows and the spectre of drugs insightfully depicted.

A funny and irreverent look behind the scenes at the 2014 Tour de France, which started in Yorkshire, from the author of "How I Won The Yellow Jumper". Enables the reader to relive the 101st edition of the race, with interesting and amusing reflections from Boulting's own experiences. Now in paperback.

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Best of British is a celebration of the nation's greatest 100 sporting heroes, from Henry VIII to Red Rum, Roy of the Rovers to Torvill and Dean. Jon Henderson has combed through the annals of our glorious and not so glorious past to bring us the geniuses and the eccentrics, the national treasures and the villains who together have shaped our present.Trueman and W. G., Best and Edwards, racing drivers, jockeys, rowers - just what does it take ...

Subtitled, "Leeds United, The Team That Disappeared". Looks at the spectacular rise and fall of the team, which has become a modern parable for greed and a cautionary tale for the over-ambitious.