Charles Buchan in his own words – A Life in Football

Charles Buchan in his own words – A Life in FootballIt is no exaggeration to say that Charles Buchan was a legend in British football during the 20th century. His seventeen year playing career, interrupted by the First World War, began with Woolwich Arsenal in 1909, but he made his name playing for Sunderland before returning to Highbury in 1925 to complete a fascinating soccer odyssey. The following twenty years saw him travel the world writing about the sport he loved before, along with several pals,

the former Republic of Ireland midfielder who is now better known for his outspoken and often controversial views

inadequate policing

in one of the highest profile roles in the country

This book tells the story of a hugely successful period in Rangers history which saw the club continue to dominate Scottish domestic football

Note: The title page of these books have been autographed by Stuart Pearce as part of publisher's promotion

full-colour celebration of the FIFA World Cup which takes the reader on a spellbinding journey from the inaugural tournament in 1930 to the 2018 tournament held in Russia

The 25th edition of Still Steaming is packed with information for almost 90 of Britain's Standard-Gauge heritage railways

Size: 129mm x 198mm – 576 pages

Size: 155mm x 233mm – 263 pages

from the glory of the Revie years right through to lifting the Championship trophy under Daniel Farke – via the title win of 92

with exclusive contributions from legendary Wolves players

devoted match-going fans and experts