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£21.25
In Colours Green And White: A Post-War History Of Hibs
John Campbell - Hardback - Birlinn
The second volume in a new trilogy of a history of Hibs since the Second World War.
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Inside The Divide: One City, Two Teams - The Old Firm
Richard Wilson - Paperback - Canongate
Since 1888, Rangers and Celtic football clubs have been locked into an intense and frequently explosive rivalry: Rangers the product of West Scotland's Protestant establishment, Celtic the team founded to raise money for the Catholic underclass of Glasgow. This edition has been updated to cover Rangers' liquidation in 2012.
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It's Not All About The Old Firm
Scott Burns - Paperback - Pitch
'It's Not All About the Old Firm' covers every major triumph of the clubs in the shadow of the two Glasgow giants of Scottish football: league titles, Euro success and cup wins. Legends like Alex McLeish, Willie Miller, Paul Lambert, Jimmy Nicholl, Steven Fletcher and David Goodwillie give an insight into their respective teams' wins.
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£12.74
If You're Second You Are Nothing: Ferguson And Shankly
Oliver Holt - Paperback - Macmillan
Bill Shankly was one of ten children from an Ayrshire mining village. Alex Ferguson was a shipyard worker's son who went on to become a toolmaker's shop steward. Both of them enjoyed distinguished but not outstanding playing careers. This dual biography takes two of football's greats and shows what made both men tick.
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£8.49
Is The Baw Burst?
Iain Hyslop - Paperback - Luath
When Iain Hyslop read Henry McLeish's official review of the state of Scottish football, he didn't like what he saw - so he set about creating his own. Travelling from Dingwall to Dumfries, and from Peterhead to Berwick, 'Is the Baw Burst?' sets out a fan's way ahead for the future of the national game.
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Inside The Divide: One City, Two Teams - The Old Firm
Richard Wilson - Hardback - Canongate
Since 1888 Rangers and Celtic have been locked in rivalry. On 2nd January 2010 the teams met in the New Year derby, a fixture banned for 10 years. Richard Wilson takes that game as the epicentre of a book which delves into the history and widens out to the cultural resonance the fixture has within Scotland.
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I Said No Thanks: The Autobiography
Nacho Novo - Paperback - Black & White
Rangers footballer Nacho Novo charts his journey from his upbringing in Spain to the streets of Kirkcaldy and Dundee as he made his name in Scottish football. He explains why he refused to play for Celtic and how a family tragedy changed his life forever.
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£9.99
In Search Of Alan Gilzean: The Lost Legacy Of A Dundee And Spurs Legend
James Morgan - Paperback - BackPage
James Morgan pieces together the remarkable story of a footballer who was revered by supporters of two iconic sides - the Dundee team that won the championship and reached the semi-final of the European Cup in 1963, and the Spurs team that won the UEFA Cup, an FA Cup and two League Cups in the early 1970s.
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Rangers: Triumphs, Troubles, Traditions
- Paperback - Fort
'It's Rangers for Me' considers the wider cultural and political questions to which Rangers have related throughout their history. These include the debate on sectarianism and Scottish society, Rangers and Scottish politics, and the relationship between the club and its supporters.
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£15.29
I Said No Thanks: The Autobiography
Nacho Novo - Hardback - Black & White
Rangers footballer Nacho Novo charts his journey from his upbringing in Spain to the streets of Kirkcaldy and Dundee as he made his name in Scottish football. He explains why he refused to play for Celtic and how a family tragedy changed his life forever.