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£8.99
His Father's Son: Earl And Tiger Woods
Tom Callahan - Paperback - Mainstream
With unparalleled insight into the man who made Tiger Woods the person that he is, 'His Father's Son' is both a detailed biography and a touching story of an intense father-and-son relationship.
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Liston & Ali: The Ugly Bear And The Boy Who Would Be King
Bob Mee - Paperback - Mainstream
Three months after the assassination of John F. Kennedy, two prizefighters named Charles 'Sonny' Liston and Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr. stepped into a boxing ring in Miami to dispute the heavyweight championship of the world. America was in turmoil. This book follows the contrasting paths these two men took.
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£7.64
The More Beautiful Game
Allan Massie - Paperback - Simon & Schuster
The definitive history of the game of rugby from its early days at the eponymous school, through the amateur years to the world of the professional.
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£15.29
Winging It: My Autobiography
Tommy McLean - Hardback - Black & White Publishing
As one-third of Scottish football's best-known team of brothers, Tommy McLean achieved glory as an integral part of Rangers' European Cup Winners' Cup team of 1972, before going on to manage Motherwell to Scottish Cup success in 1991. In 'Winging It', Tommy tells the untold story which lies behind his considerable footballing triumphs.
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Shades: The Short Life And Tragic Death Of Erich Schaedler
Colin Leslie - Hardback - Black & White Publishing
Long before the deaths of Wales manager Gary Speed and Germany goalkeeper Robert Enke shocked football, the Scottish game was forced to deal with a numbing death of its own over Christmas 1985. International full-back Erich Schaedler, aged 36, was found dead in a Borders beauty spot, with a shotgun by his side and no suicide note or motive for taking his own life. A straightforward suicide? So it seemed at the time, but family and friends are not so sure, and to this day mystery surrounds his tragic death. For the first times, 'Shades' presents an intimate portrait of a man who died in the very prime of life.
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£12.74
Struth: The Story Of An Ibrox Legend
David Leggat - Hardback - Black & White Publishing
Bill Struth was the most iconic and successful manager in the history of Rangers Football Club. Here, veteran sports journalist David Leggat profiles the life of the man who dominated Ibrox for 34 successful years.
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Coop: The Life Of A Scottish Hero
Neil Drysdale - Paperback - Black & White Publishing
'Coop' tells the story of Davie Cooper, one of Scotland's greatest footballers - a man who excited and entertained crowds across the globe, whether with Scotland, Rangers or, later in his career, as part of Motherwell's Scottish Cup-winning team of 1991. It paints a vivid picture of an enigmatic man, who relished the big stage yet preferred to stay a local hero in the west of Scotland before his life was cut tragically short when he died from a brain haemorrhage at the age of the 39 in 1995.
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£14.44
The Obree Way
Graeme Obree - Paperback - Bloomsbury Sport
This is a major training guide for cyclists from the British cycling legend, and prodigious innovator, Graeme Obree. Graeme Obree is twice the cycling world hour record holder and twice World 4000m pursuit champion. One of the first cycling superstars, he inspired a generation of cyclists. Now in this book he shares a lifetime of experience.
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The Sunlit Summit
Robin Lloyd-Jones - Hardback - Sandstone
William Hutchison Murray was one of Scotland's most distinguished climbers in the years before and after the Second World War. As a prisoner of war in Italy he wrote his first classic book, 'Mountaineering in Scotland', on rough toilet paper which was confiscated and destroyed by the Gestapo. The rewritten version was published in 1947 and followed by the, now, equally famous, 'Undiscovered Scotland'. This book profiles the life of this most noteworthy individual.
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Tour De France: The History, The Legend, The Riders
Graeme Fife - Paperback - Mainstream Publishing
In this updated edition of the highly acclaimed 'Tour de France', Graeme Fife sets the 2013 race in the context of the event's remarkable history, stretching back to July 1903. Combining meticulous research with a pacy narrative style, he penetrates the mystique of the race and paints a colourful picture of the men whose exploits have given the Tour an enduring universal appeal.
His Father's Son: Earl And Tiger Woods
Liston & Ali: The Ugly Bear And The Boy Who Would Be King
The More Beautiful Game
The Obree Way
The Sunlit Summit
Tour De France: The History, The Legend, The Riders
