Hibernian – From Joe Baker to Turnbull's Tornadoes

Hibernian – From Joe Baker to Turnbull's TornadoesA look at the fortunes of Hibernian FC during the 1960s, a turbulent period which initially saw the club in serious decline and relegation haunted until the arrival of Jock Stein as manager in 1964. The Hibs team of the mid 1960s then featured an all Scottish international forward line and return of Eddie Turnbull as manager in 1971 saw the emergence of possibly the club's greatest ever side the magical Turnbull's Tornadoes. Published in 2023. Size:

Size: 146mm x 210mm – 96 pages

Cup Final and promotion in 1987 before Billy Bremner was sacked and how Howard Wilkinson arrived to develop a new legacy at Elland Road

whether dreadful Fourth Division games when the club were in the doldrums or heady afternoons at the grounds of Premier League giants and he continues to attend to this day

A history of football in Argentina from award-winning author Jonathan Wilson which looks at what he sees as the five phases of the game in that country: the appropriation of the British game

free-flowing style which won them cups at every level

Size: 195mm x 276mm – 192 pages

interviews and talking points about the game

at the age of just 43 following a heart attack

The team also delivered a coveted top-four Premier League finish to give the chance of qualifying for a UEFA Champions League place for the first time

this book tells the story of Northern Ireland's incredible journey to the 1982 World Cup

The fourth in a series of books which contains full line-ups and statistics for a selection of European Club competitions in addition to a number of team photographs

an unforgettable day in top-flight English football when 66 goals were netted in just ten fixtures