Revie's Boys – The Lost Hope of Glory, Glory Leeds United

Revie's Boys – The Lost Hope of Glory, Glory Leeds UnitedRevie's Boys is the gripping saga of Allan Clarke, Eddie Gray and Billy Bremner three heirs to Don Revie who tried to revive Leeds United's glory days. Clarke promised silverware but delivered relegation. Gray nurtured a thrilling crop of youngsters but ran out of time. Bremner came within seven minutes of promotion and F. A. Cup glory, only to fall agonisingly short. In less than a decade, Leeds fell from dominance to despair, as they went from being

reflected the town's hat-making industry in Victorian times

Size: 148mm x 210mm – 256 pages

Contains biographical details of each of these players

For the national team's captain Tony Adams

host of The Anfield Wrap online magazine

Examines how victories and defeats in events such as the 1972 Summit Series in hockey helped to humanise adversaries and foster mutual respect

Size: 147mm x 211mm – 648 pages

and a vivid window into the game during a transformative era

Using new evidence to tell Alf's story afresh

Charlie Roberts and Duncan Edwards to the United Trinity

and many more

In the second volume of his autobiography