Losing My Spurs – Anthony Potts – Gazza, The Grief and The Glory

Losing My Spurs – Anthony Potts – Gazza, The Grief and The GloryAn interesting autobiography from Anthony Potts, a promising young player who was part of the Tottenham Hotspur side which won the 1990 F. A. Youth Cup. As a young player, Potts was good friends with his Spurs teammate, Paul Gascoigne, and recounts many anecdotes from this period. Unfortunately, recurring injuries meant that Potts never made a competitive appearance for Spurs and, after a spell playing in New Zealand, was forced to retire at the age

a period which saw the Blades enjoy long spells in the First Division of the Football League but which ended with the club in freefall

Size: 162mm x 241mm – 208 pages

Size: 170mm x 241mm – 464 pages

Ian Durrant

tracked down 51 match shirts over a 20 year period and brings each to life in this book with a compelling story about those who wore them alongside stunning photographs

tells the behind-the-scenes story of the 2013/14 season at his club where he was granted unlimited access to the management and players

Size: 153mm x 235mm – 310 pages

This history chronicles not just the triumphs and tragedies of the team but also the controversies surrounding the Agnelli family to tell why Italy's most successful and best-supported team is also it's most despised

this book tells how Rangers FC first became associated with hard-line Protestantism

Size: 143mm x 222mm – 253 pages

Size: 209mm x 296mm – 228 pages

Includes expert analysis and exclusive interviews with players and staff along with profiles of key characters from the team