Architects of Glory – The Greatest Coaches in the History of the World Cup

Architects of Glory – The Greatest Coaches in the History of the World CupIn the high stakes arena of the FIFA World Cup, where nations clash and legacies are forged, the coaches on the sidelines are the unsung architects of triumph. The Architects of Glory celebrates the tactical geniuses, inspirational leaders, and trailblazers who have defined the men's World Cup tournaments from 1930 to 2022. The book offers a vibrant, inclusive narrative that bridges eras and continents. Spanning more than 90 years of World Cup

After all these years of silence

painting a vivid picture of European football in the 21st century and the history it has managed to hold on to as well as offering football fans a bucket list of unique must-visit venues

bringing to life the very best tales of lesser-known icons of the past

the European Cup and European Cup-Winners' Cup

Anfield South charts Liverpool's special relationship with Wembley Stadium

Guillem Balagué draws on impeccable sources

as the demand for results increases exponentially across the season

Sawyer also explores Farrell's later life in management – on Merseyside

Size: 155mm x 235mm – 288 pages

Why Roxburgh was such a shock appointment

Size: 170mm x 241mm – 295 pages

Shay Given lifts the lid on how Mike Ashley forced him to put in a transfer request when he was on the cusp of becoming Newcastle's record appearance-holder