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Hunter Davies' account of his passion for soccer takes us through his experiences with some of the biggest names in the game—including George Best, Gazza, and Dwight Yorke—and his memories of some of the most exciting matches played over the past 40 years. His personal story provides an insight into why soccer is the world's most popular sport. He explains the origins of the game, advises on collecting memorabilia, outlines the history of Wembley stadium, and analyzes his love of World Cups, including England's famous victory in 1966

First of all I should say that I do not love football! I bought this book in the library sale only because it was in a stack with books that I actually wanted! That being said, I quite liked it. I was able to learn the history of football and how things have changed over the years so it was rather educational. Maybe if I'm taking part in a quiz, this info may come in handy!

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I also love football,and I enjoyed this book too.

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