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Hardback. Condition: Good. We Made Them Angry is the story of Scotland's journey to and participation in the 1982 World Cup in Spain. It was their third in a row, but after a successful qualifying campaign, the Scottish team would face a ticketing disaster, a group draw fiasco, a threatened boycott of the tournament and their greatest adversary - themselves.…

Hardback. Condition: Good. We Made Them Angry is the story of Scotland's journey to and participation in the 1982 World Cup in Spain. It was their third in a row, but after a successful qualifying campaign, the Scottish team would face a ticketing disaster, a group draw fiasco, a threatened boycott of the tournament and their greatest adversary - themselves.…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Scotland 101 captures a flavour of all aspects of supporting Scotland, exploring the good and the bad, the highs and the lows, the joy and the sorrow. There are days Scotland fans will remember forever and days theyd rather forget from Archie Gemmills dribble around the Dutch in 1978 to Gary McAllisters penalty miss in 1996. Theres the 9-3 defeat to England in 1961, but theres also Jim Baxter taking the mickey out of them in 1967; Jimmy Cowans heroics at Wembley in 1949 and Estonias no-show in Tallinn in 1996. Sometimes were not even sure if an event was good or bad, like Tommy Gemmell kicking Haller up the backside or the Tartan Army invading Wembley and breaking the crossbar. Theres hope and expectation. But theres also despair and disaster. Scotland 101 is your guide to those moments that make following Scotland an adventure like no other. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. We Made Them Angry is the story of Scotland's journey to and participation in the 1982 World Cup in Spain. The task for Jock Stein's men was to exorcise the demons of the disastrous campaign in Argentina in 1978. With the final squad containing some of the finest footballers playing on both sides of the border, Scotland looked in fine shape to do just that. But after a successful qualifying campaign, obstacles began to spring up. A ticketing disaster, a World Cup group draw fiasco, a threatened boycott of the tournament by the UK government due to the Falklands War, and of course there was no one better at beating Scotland than Scotland themselves. However, none of that would stop the Tartan Army from having a good time - not with Scotland stationed in the Costa del Sol. The group provided three pulsating games where the Scots faced minnows in New Zealand (who provided a shock), the world's most exciting and glamorous team in Brazil (who received a fright), and a dramatic but calamitous exit against the Soviet Union.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Discover or relive the legendary Kenny Dalglish's brilliant playing career through 50 pivotal Celtic, Liverpool and Scotland matches.From Tom Brogan, author of the widely acclaimed Going to the Wire: English Football's Finest Final Day Acts of Escapology and We Made Them Angry: Scotland at the World Cup Spain 1982.This fascinating book showcases 50 matches that track Kenny's trajectory - from a young, natural talent to one of the greatest to ever play the game. Inside you will find:An in-depth look at Dalglish's early career from before he made it big, including his days playing boys' club football, his caps for Scotland Schoolboys and his time in Celtic's reservesA deep dive into the relationships Dalglish formed on the pitch with team-mates, focussing on his strike partnerships with Dixie Deans and Ian Rush, as well as his close relationships with Sandy Jardine and Graeme SounessAn examination of the relationships Kenny had with the coaches and managers who helped to shape the player he became: from his bond with Bobby Dinnie (the scout who discovered him), to his connection with Celtic reserve team boss Sean Fallon, to his relationships with managers such as Jock Stein and Bob PaisleyInsight from those who played against Dalglish on what made him such a difficult opponentA new slant on some classic Celtic, Liverpool and Scotland gamesEssential reading for all fans of Liverpool, Celtic or Scottish football, this enthralling book unpicks what made Dalglish such a special player for almost 20 years as he won trophies and set records at the top level.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Going to the Wire looks at a dozen teams, from the 1970s to the present day, whose survival came down to the season's final day. It captures the drama and the passion that comes when not only league survival, but jobs and even a club's very existence can be on the line. It's all here, as Tom Brogan looks at the drama of late, late goals, on those days when fans can spend more time with ears pressed to radios, or eyes glued to mobile phones, all for news from another ground! The passion, the shredded nerves, bitten fingernails, the absurdities of blatant time-wasting, fake news of 'goals' elsewhere and ultimately teams coming back from the dead. Relegation is all part of the game, but one that no fan wants their team to get dragged into, but great escapes can make heroes of the unlikeliest of players. Tottenham Hotspur, Everton, Middlesbrough, Burnley, Derby County and Coventry City are just a few of the clubs whose final-day escapes make the cut in Going to the Wire, as Brogan reveals just how close some clubs got to falling through the relegation trap door and what it took to avoid it. …

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Hardback. Condition: New. Discover or relive the legendary Kenny Dalglish's brilliant playing career through 50 pivotal Celtic, Liverpool and Scotland matches.From Tom Brogan, author of the widely acclaimed Going to the Wire: English Football's Finest Final Day Acts of Escapology and We Made Them Angry: Scotland at the World Cup Spain 1982.This fascinating book showcases 50 matches that track Kenny's trajectory - from a young, natural talent to one of the greatest to ever play the game. Inside you will find:An in-depth look at Dalglish's early career from before he made it big, including his days playing boys' club football, his caps for Scotland Schoolboys and his time in Celtic's reservesA deep dive into the relationships Dalglish formed on the pitch with team-mates, focussing on his strike partnerships with Dixie Deans and Ian Rush, as well as his close relationships with Sandy Jardine and Graeme SounessAn examination of the relationships Kenny had with the coaches and managers who helped to shape the player he became: from his bond with Bobby Dinnie (the scout who discovered him), to his connection with Celtic reserve team boss Sean Fallon, to his relationships with managers such as Jock Stein and Bob PaisleyInsight from those who played against Dalglish on what made him such a difficult opponentA new slant on some classic Celtic, Liverpool and Scotland gamesEssential reading for all fans of Liverpool, Celtic or Scottish football, this enthralling book unpicks what made Dalglish such a special player for almost 20 years as he won trophies and set records at the top level.…

hardcover. Condition: New. Brand new book, sourced directly from publisher. Dispatch time is 24-48 hours from our warehouse. Book will be sent in robust, secure packaging to ensure it reaches you securely.

Hardback. Condition: New. Scotland 101 captures a flavour of all aspects of supporting Scotland, exploring the good and the bad, the highs and the lows, the joy and the sorrow.There are days Scotland fans will remember forever and days they'd rather forget - from Archie Gemmill's dribble around the Dutch in 1978 to Gary McAllister's penalty miss in 1996. There's the 9-3 defeat to England in 1961, but there's also Jim Baxter taking the mickey out of them in 1967; Jimmy Cowan's heroics at Wembley in 1949 and Estonia's no-show in Tallinn in 1996.Sometimes we're not even sure if an event was good or bad, like Tommy Gemmell kicking Haller up the backside or the Tartan Army invading Wembley and breaking the crossbar. There's hope and expectation. But there's also despair and disaster.Scotland 101 is your guide to those moments that make following Scotland an adventure like no other.…

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HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.