Review
'1,000 pages of geeky bliss'
(Zoo )'The first reference book you should turn to'
(Daily Telegraph )'[An] annual factfest...its breadth of coverage is unmatched'
(Birmingham Post )'Continues to be football's bible'
(Winger )'Unrivalled stats and information *****'
(FourFourTwo )'Don't leave home without it. Ever'
(Hotspur magazine )'Incredible'
(Sport magazine )Product Description
Everything you could ever need to know about domestic and international football.
With unrivalled stats and information, the football bible never fails to deliver. The 1056 pages are packed with all the facts you could ever want to know. This 40th edition brings you every Champions League and UEFA Cup line-up, as well as qualifying results for the 2010 World Cup and full analysis of British and Irish clubs in Europe from 1955 to 2009. Also including the comprehensive season-by-season players' directory with an invaluable A-Z of all entries; the most informed stats for English and Scottish league matches and English, Scottish and international fixtures for the 2009-2010 season, this is as ever the 'first reference book you should turn to'.
With unrivalled stats and information, the football bible never fails to deliver. The 1056 pages are packed with all the facts you could ever want to know. This 40th edition brings you every Champions League and UEFA Cup line-up, as well as qualifying results for the 2010 World Cup and full analysis of British and Irish clubs in Europe from 1955 to 2009. Also including the comprehensive season-by-season players' directory with an invaluable A-Z of all entries; the most informed stats for English and Scottish league matches and English, Scottish and international fixtures for the 2009-2010 season, this is as ever the 'first reference book you should turn to'.
About the Author
Jack Rollin was soccer columnist for the Sunday Telegraph for 21 years and has worked on all but three editions of SKY SPORTS (ROTHMANS) FOOTBALL YEARBOOK as well as editing PLAYFAIR FOOTBALL ANNUAL with his daughter, Glenda Rollin. Glenda has been co-editor of the Yearbook since 1995.
