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Both the autobiography of one of The Bulldogs' favoured sons and a revealing, insider's look at the workings of a football club, one that has experienced more than its share of controversies in recent years.

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This books remembers all the aspects of AFL that footy fans love - the champions, the coaches, the media, the long goals, the high marks, the wins, the losses, and, of course, the biffo. Suzi Petkovski has collected quotes, commentary and phrases from across all the glory days of AFL and it will come right up to the grand final this year.

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Dublin and Kerry. They were the aristocrats of Gaelic football, with over fifty All-Ireland titles between them, but as the 1974 season dawned, the fans of these two great counties could not have guessed what lay ahead. The author tells the full story of Dublin and Kerry, on and off the field, over the decade that followed.

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From hooligans to sex scandals, Wayne Rooney to Stanley Matthews, it asks what football can teach us about the English national character.

'Honigstein offers a perspective on England's football and its culture that is stimulating and rather fascinating' Observer

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The latest collection of the author's best ranges from serious essays on the 1954 Masters tournament and the 1960 Open, to humorous pieces on the best bars on America's ranges and the virtues of the golf cart. Original.

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Uncovers and investigates the conflicts apparent in football rivalry, by gathering together a series of in-depth case studies that span the football world.

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Uncovers and investigates the conflicts apparent in football rivalry, by gathering together a series of in-depth case studies that span the football world.

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FINAL ROUNDS celebrates a lifetime of golf shared by a father and son who take on a last trip together to the finest courses of England and Scotland.

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This book examines what it takes for Latino youngsters to beat the odds, overcoming cultural and racial barriers-and a corrupt recruitment system-to play professional baseball in the United States.

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Golf is the favorite sport of America's presidents, and an award-winning New York Times reporter tells great stories that show why it's so much more than a game for them

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25 interviews, including a generation of cricket stars from the past to modern day, echo the sound of willow and cries of 'Howzat!' in the summery haze of Australian backyards.

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In 1991, the collapse of the USSR seemed to signal the death of the Russian football industry, as the money, the players and the fans left.

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This book explores the cultural, economic, and political history behind French football's development throughout the twentieth century and up to the present day.

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This book explores the extraordinary cultural, economic, and political history behind French football's development throughout the twentieth century and up to the present day.

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Andrew Jennings, an award-winning investigative sports reporter, spent four years delving into the dark side of 'the beautiful game'. The result is this explosive and damning expos of the officials that run football's world governing body, FIFA .

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A Penrith boy from a broken home, who retired after 16 years and almost 450 games at the very highest level, Fittler never forgot where he came from. He retained the same larrikin good nature that endeared him to his mates in his first days at the Penrith club. This is his story - a story which offers rare insights.