This is target, and I will scratch the ones that I have already read. Only scratch out the first word of the books that I have but have not read yet.
The Ball Is Round - David Goldblatt - The bible. The best football book I've ever read, documenting the game from ancient times until the present day around the world. Meaty, but wonderful
The Miracle Of Castel Di Sangro
How To Score - Ken Bray - Scientific look at football
Inverting The Pyramid - Jonathan Wilson - The tactics bible
Brilliant Orange - On culture and history of Dutch Football
Calcio - The same on Italy
Tor - The same on Germany
Feet of the Chameleon - Sameish on Africa
Morbo - Same on Spanish.
La Roja - Another same on Spanish
Futebol - Same on Brazil
Behind the Iron Curtain - Same on Russia
Bamboo Goalposts - Same on China
Teambuilding - Rinus Michels - The famous coaching guide
Why England Lose - Stats and science on England
The Manager - Barney Ronay
A season with Verona - Tony Parks
Those Feet - David Winner
The football men - Arthur Hopcraft
Dick Kerr's Ladies - Barbara Jacobs
World Is A Ball - John Doyle
Once In A Lifetime - Gavin Newsham
The Last Game - Jason Cowley
Beautiful Game? - David Conn
Left Foot Forward - Garry Nelson
Floodlit dreams - Ian Ridley
Broken Dreams - Tom Bower
Only a game - Eamon dunphy
The Glory Game - Hunter Davies
The Nowhere Men - Michael Calvin
Football Against The Enemy - Simon Kuper
Football Business - David Conn
Fever Pitch - Nick Hornby
My Father and other working class heroes - Gary Imlach
Bios and Autobios
Paul McGrath
Robert Enke
Cantona - Philippe Auclair
Bergkamp - Stillness and Speed
Garrincha - Rui Castro
Keeper of Dreams - Ronald Reng
Duncan Edwards: The Greatest
Paul Lake
