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Hardback. Condition: New. Dundee were the punch-drunk underdogs when they chased European Cup glory after winning the league in 1962. AC Milan, Benfica and Real Madrid were at the peak of their powers and Ipswich would represent England after winning the league under Alf Ramsey. Dundee were about to enter a new world of glamour. Expectations were so low that just ten Dundee fans put their names forward for a special flight to mark the club's first venture into the unknown. The Dark Blues were up for the fight though, and destroyed Cologne 8-1 in a blitzkrieg at Dens Park that left the German Embassy reeling. In the week they shared the same bill as boxing legends Sonny Liston and Sugar Ray Robinson, the British Army rescued Dundee from a mass riot with as many punches thrown in the return leg. As this remarkable Cinderella story unfolded, fans of city rivals Dundee United were soon hitch-hiking across the continent to watch Dundee as they came close to conquering Europe, before it all ended in brawls, bribes and broken dreams.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Billy Mackay lived both the dream and the nightmare after signing for Rangers in 1976. Blessed with blistering pace and a natural eye for goal, he was the most sought-after young winger in Britain. Mackay chose Rangers, where Jock Wallace hailed him as the new George Best. He made his debut at just 16 and spent eight years at Ibrox during one of the clubs most turbulent eras. His career briefly shone but was littered with sliding-doors moments. There were big European nights and a League Cup medal. Mackay also played in the shame game against Chesterfield in the Anglo-Scottish Cup in 1980. Then disaster struck. A catastrophic knee injury forced him into retirement at age 23, leaving him barely able to function. Yet, after a year of rest, Mackay made a stunning comeback, joining double-chasing Hearts in February 1986. The papers dubbed him the miracle man as he found himself at the heart of one of the most dramatic climaxes to a Scottish football season in living memory. This is his incredible story. Billy Mackay was hailed as the new George Best when he joined Rangers in 1976. His Ibrox career briefly soared before a horrific knee injury forced him to retire at age 23. Nicknamed the miracle man, he returned in 1986 to pursue a fairy-tale ending with double-chasing Hearts. This is his incredible story. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condition: New. Billy Mackay lived both the dream and the nightmare after signing for Rangers in 1976. Blessed with blistering pace and a natural eye for goal, he was the most sought-after young winger in Britain. Mackay chose Rangers, where Jock Wallace hailed him as 'the new George Best'. He made his debut at just 16 and spent eight years at Ibrox during one of the club's most turbulent eras. His career briefly shone but was littered with sliding-doors moments. There were big European nights and a League Cup medal. Mackay also played in the 'shame game' against Chesterfield in the Anglo-Scottish Cup in 1980. Then disaster struck. A catastrophic knee injury forced him into retirement at age 23, leaving him barely able to function. Yet, after a year of rest, Mackay made a stunning comeback, joining double-chasing Hearts in February 1986. The papers dubbed him 'the miracle man' as he found himself at the heart of one of the most dramatic climaxes to a Scottish football season in living memory. This is his incredible story.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Billy Mackay lived both the dream and the nightmare after signing for Rangers in 1976. Blessed with blistering pace and a natural eye for goal, he was the most sought-after young winger in Britain. Mackay chose Rangers, where Jock Wallace hailed him as 'the new George Best'. He made his debut at just 16 and spent eight years at Ibrox during one of the club's most turbulent eras. His career briefly shone but was littered with sliding-doors moments. There were big European nights and a League Cup medal. Mackay also played in the 'shame game' against Chesterfield in the Anglo-Scottish Cup in 1980. Then disaster struck. A catastrophic knee injury forced him into retirement at age 23, leaving him barely able to function. Yet, after a year of rest, Mackay made a stunning comeback, joining double-chasing Hearts in February 1986. The papers dubbed him 'the miracle man' as he found himself at the heart of one of the most dramatic climaxes to a Scottish football season in living memory. This is his incredible story.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Billy Mackay lived both the dream and the nightmare after signing for Rangers in 1976. Blessed with blistering pace and a natural eye for goal, he was the most sought-after young winger in Britain. Mackay chose Rangers, where Jock Wallace hailed him as the new George Best. He made his debut at just 16 and spent eight years at Ibrox during one of the clubs most turbulent eras. His career briefly shone but was littered with sliding-doors moments. There were big European nights and a League Cup medal. Mackay also played in the shame game against Chesterfield in the Anglo-Scottish Cup in 1980. Then disaster struck. A catastrophic knee injury forced him into retirement at age 23, leaving him barely able to function. Yet, after a year of rest, Mackay made a stunning comeback, joining double-chasing Hearts in February 1986. The papers dubbed him the miracle man as he found himself at the heart of one of the most dramatic climaxes to a Scottish football season in living memory. This is his incredible story. Billy Mackay was hailed as the new George Best when he joined Rangers in 1976. His Ibrox career briefly soared before a horrific knee injury forced him to retire at age 23. Nicknamed the miracle man, he returned in 1986 to pursue a fairy-tale ending with double-chasing Hearts. This is his incredible story. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Billy Mackay lived both the dream and the nightmare after signing for Rangers in 1976. Blessed with blistering pace and a natural eye for goal, he was the most sought-after young winger in Britain. Mackay chose Rangers, where Jock Wallace hailed him as the new George Best. He made his debut at just 16 and spent eight years at Ibrox during one of the clubs most turbulent eras. His career briefly shone but was littered with sliding-doors moments. There were big European nights and a League Cup medal. Mackay also played in the shame game against Chesterfield in the Anglo-Scottish Cup in 1980. Then disaster struck. A catastrophic knee injury forced him into retirement at age 23, leaving him barely able to function. Yet, after a year of rest, Mackay made a stunning comeback, joining double-chasing Hearts in February 1986. The papers dubbed him the miracle man as he found himself at the heart of one of the most dramatic climaxes to a Scottish football season in living memory. This is his incredible story. Billy Mackay was hailed as the new George Best when he joined Rangers in 1976. His Ibrox career briefly soared before a horrific knee injury forced him to retire at age 23. Nicknamed the miracle man, he returned in 1986 to pursue a fairy-tale ending with double-chasing Hearts. This is his incredible story. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condition: New. Dundee were the punch-drunk underdogs when they chased European Cup glory after winning the league in 1962. AC Milan, Benfica and Real Madrid were at the peak of their powers and Ipswich would represent England after winning the league under Alf Ramsey. Dundee were about to enter a new world of glamour. Expectations were so low that just ten Dundee fans put their names forward for a special flight to mark the club's first venture into the unknown. The Dark Blues were up for the fight though, and destroyed Cologne 8-1 in a blitzkrieg at Dens Park that left the German Embassy reeling. In the week they shared the same bill as boxing legends Sonny Liston and Sugar Ray Robinson, the British Army rescued Dundee from a mass riot with as many punches thrown in the return leg. As this remarkable Cinderella story unfolded, fans of city rivals Dundee United were soon hitch-hiking across the continent to watch Dundee as they came close to conquering Europe, before it all ended in brawls, bribes and broken dreams.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Billy Mackay lived both the dream and the nightmare after signing for Rangers in 1976. Blessed with blistering pace and a natural eye for goal, he was the most sought-after young winger in Britain. Mackay chose Rangers, where Jock Wallace hailed him as 'the new George Best'. He made his debut at just 16 and spent eight years at Ibrox during one of the club's most turbulent eras. His career briefly shone but was littered with sliding-doors moments. There were big European nights and a League Cup medal. Mackay also played in the 'shame game' against Chesterfield in the Anglo-Scottish Cup in 1980. Then disaster struck. A catastrophic knee injury forced him into retirement at age 23, leaving him barely able to function. Yet, after a year of rest, Mackay made a stunning comeback, joining double-chasing Hearts in February 1986. The papers dubbed him 'the miracle man' as he found himself at the heart of one of the most dramatic climaxes to a Scottish football season in living memory. This is his incredible story.…

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Condition: Used: Very Good. 1999 hardcover no dust jacket Volume 2 (Collected Verse Parody) Published by Pickering &Chatto clean unmarked pages nice book ISBN 1 85196 475 4 409 pages H-10.

Hardback. Condition: New. Billy Mackay lived both the dream and the nightmare after signing for Rangers in 1976. Blessed with blistering pace and a natural eye for goal, he was the most sought-after young winger in Britain. Mackay chose Rangers, where Jock Wallace hailed him as 'the new George Best'. He made his debut at just 16 and spent eight years at Ibrox during one of the club's most turbulent eras. His career briefly shone but was littered with sliding-doors moments. There were big European nights and a League Cup medal. Mackay also played in the 'shame game' against Chesterfield in the Anglo-Scottish Cup in 1980. Then disaster struck. A catastrophic knee injury forced him into retirement at age 23, leaving him barely able to function. Yet, after a year of rest, Mackay made a stunning comeback, joining double-chasing Hearts in February 1986. The papers dubbed him 'the miracle man' as he found himself at the heart of one of the most dramatic climaxes to a Scottish football season in living memory. This is his incredible story.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. Paperback first edition, Caniggia and Ravanelli's Dundee AdventuresWritten by a Titan of Scottish FootballA really scarce book in perfect condition.

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Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.