Dave Jones is one of the most respected managers in football, who took Cardiff to the FA Cup final, Wolves to the Premier League and Stockport to their highest ever league position. A staunch family man and loving father of four children, Dave's world was turned upside down when, while manager of Southampton, he was charged with child abuse.

A Great Face For Radio is John Anderson's hilarious memoir of his experiences in more than forty countries as the sports correspondent at Independent Radio News and a commentator for Sky Sports.

Features story of the Alexander family and how they helped run Manchester City football club from its foundation in 1880 until the club was sold to Peter Swales a century later. This book contains stories about players such as Rodney Marsh, Colin Bell, and Franny Lee. It includes tales about City's summer tours abroad.

In this book David Potter recalls the 50 greatest matches Scotland have ever played, including famous victories over England, France, Germany, Holland and Italy, not to forget the famous day Scottish fans invaded Wembley and left with the crossbar!

A plethora of spherical and ovoid facts, illustrated by cartoonist Tony Kitchell. All known ball sports on the planet are covered, including major sports such as football, cricket, rugby and tennis, through to the lesser known but equally fascinating Korfball, Tacraw, Torball, Gaelic Football and Stoolball.

A Manchester United fan spends seven months following his team around the world, travelling to 14 countries, across 11 time-zones in an attempt to unearth the team's mysterious world-wide fan base.

Delves into the coach's tactical decisions, substitutions, man-management, how to deal with the media, out-psyching your opponent and personality clashes. This book helps you learn to train and manage by developing your own processes based on the techniques of a multi-trophy winning coach.

Now recognised through his antics as a major cult personality, I Am The Gloryhunter traces Spencer's incredible odyssey across the country as he sought the ultimate adrenalin junkie high of only supporting winning teams. Rejoice in his uplifting tales of what it is like to be Britain's ultimate football fan.

The story of John Cobbald, the most eccentric man in football ever.

Written by sixteen of the Brighton & Hove Albion club's most-famous players, this book features these stars' greatest matches for the Seagulls. It includes chapters that feature each player's unique story behind their chosen matches and reflects upon their time with the Albion.

Written by the leader of the Firm, this tells the story of the gang which ran riot across Europe, doing anything they could to watch their beloved Liverpool. But this is no ordinary gang of thugs, this was an entire culture being built, a belief system being developed, which involved Weller and knock-off Levis as much as Paisley and Dalglish.

2009 sees the 50th anniversary of arguably the most remarkable League Title victory of all time, when Burnley became the smallest town club ever to lift the famous old trophy, beating off competition from the likes of Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur and Wolves.

Simon Wright takes a fresh look at 50 of the West Brom's greatest matches over its long and distinguished past. Outstanding games such as the Great Escape, the 5-3 at Old Trafford, Oldham '76 and beating Villa in the FA Cup final are all featured together with several memorable triumphs over the Dingles.

He once raced naked around the Hawthorns for a bet, teased opponents by sitting on the ball in matches and was sent off at gunpoint not once - but twice! Sent Off At Gunpoint tells Willie Johnston's incredible story in full for the first time.

Tells the story of Wilf McGuinness' incident-packed lifetime in football, revealing the joy and the injustice, the sorrow and the controversy. This book includes over 100 photographs from his personal collection, including the pre-Munich crash Busby Babes and pictures of Posh and Becks at the party to celebrate United's 1999 treble.

Offers a personal account of the author's experiences in attempting to climb the 214 fells over 1,000 feet. This book covers the highs and lows, the triumphs and cock-ups, the heart-stopping moments, the sheer fatigue and the breath-taking beauty of it all. It aims to illustrate the point that just about anybody can aspire to do the Wainwrights.

Derek 'The Doog' Dougan, is considered the king of the footballing one-liner. This book charts his story including both his career and the controversies surrounding him.

Presents the biography of Kevin Pietersen, one of the biggest crowd pleaser in English cricket. This book draws on interviews with Pietersen and those who know him best, including many of his mentors, team-mates and opponents.

Featuring interviews with key figures from English and West Indian cricket, this work provides a study of the events and social issues surrounding one of the sport's most controversial and colourful tours - as well as addresses the decline of West Indies cricket and its loss of support.

12 Liverpool players tell the stories of their favourite games, whilst wearing the famous red shirt. This book features personal insights and recollections from many of the Kop's greatest heroes recalling their finest hour.