Universally respected for his tough, but caring managerial style, Ferguson is an unusually intelligent man. Covering his tough Govan upbringing through to his playing days and onto his shift into management, this book presents his story.

A practical training handbook for soccer coaches. It brings together practices and routines recommended by some of the world's top coaches, and contains over 60 games and drills aimed at developing specific skills, from controlling and passing the ball to shooting and goalkeeping.

An autobiography of Jack Crompton, one of the two surviving members of Manchester United's 1948 FA Cup winning side. It describes the considerable changes in the game and reflects on a career that took in glory and tragedy in equal measure.

In 1968, Mackay was awarded the Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year trophy. In this autobiography, Mackay revisits his glorious playing days and reflects on his subsequent managerial career. He reveals details of his time as a successful manager in the developing Middle East game and how he returned to management in England.

Many Manchester United Players - past and present have reviewed this book, the late George Best, Rio Ferdinand and Sir Bobby Charlton. The foreword was written by Sir Alex Ferguson. The book has been reviewed by

Over 100 celbrities have revealed their favourite football teams and players both past and present this book is in aid of The Willow Foundation Charity. Articles have been written in 'Shoot' Magazine, 'World Soccer' Magazine and the 'Shields Gazette'. Once published this book will receive a lot of national interest.

Joe Royle became the youngest player to play for Everton in February 1966 and went on to win six caps under Alf Ramsey and Don Revie. Injury forced a premature end to his career at 32, after spells with Manchester City, Bristol City, and Norwich. This book presents an account of Joe's career and life.

Exstasy: too little leaves you gutless and stunted. Too much and you have got the 'Exstatic Almanac'; 365 exstatic poems for the sublime year. These poems are signposts on the road to revolutionary ruin and radical redemption. They are at one the record of an improvisatory exstasy and the imaginative impetus for the implosion of your psyche. In the ancient tradition of divinatory calendars, the 'E

Poetry collection by AWOL Love Vibe (performance trio made up of John Sobol, Kedrick James, and Alex Ferguson). In EXSTATIC ALMANAC, the trio has created a bombastic chronicle of a year in poetry. The poems bind the absurdly mundane to the deeply sublime, enhanced by scores of illustrations. The Exstatic Almanac will be a handy how-to book for millennial prophets, teenage image-surfers, and avant-

A new collection of short stories from the acclaimed South Shields writer Alex Ferguson again focusing on the author's part-real part-mythical Uncle Freddie, and again located in the Jarrow of the 1940s where the author grew up.