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Sir Curtly Ambrose

    Cricket's Hard Men
    Almost Invincible
    Sir Curtly Ambrose
    Big Deal!
    Ticket to the Moon
    • Aston Villa s 1982 European Cup win in many ways was the most romantic in football history. And yet, set against the backdrop of English dominance in the competition it is widely a forgotten achievement. By taking readers inside the boardroom, revealing through minutes who said what to whom at key meetings, Sydenham paints a vivid portrayal that covers more than 20-years of turbulent Midland football history.

      Ticket to the Moon
    • Big Deal! is crammed with transfer stories that have never been heard before outside the boardroom. With contributions from Jurgen Klopp, Sven-Goran Eriksson, the late Gerard Houllier, Claudio Ranieri, Kevin Keegan, David Moyes, Sam Allardyce and Martin O'Neill, you'll get the inside track on some of the biggest transfers in British football.

      Big Deal!
    • Sir Curtly Ambrose

      • 288pages
      • 11 heures de lecture
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      In his autobiography, Curtly will tell the story of his life with the West Indies team for the very first time. From his colourful upbringing in Antigua, through to the turbulent politics of both nation and dressing room, the book promises to be a fascinating insight into the career of an iconic sportsman.

      Sir Curtly Ambrose
    • The West Indies in the 1980s were one of the greatest teams in Test cricket history. In 1984 they hammered England 5-0, and the series was famously nicknamed the 'Blackwash'. Author Richard Sydenham examines all the side- stories connected with the tour and speaks to many of the central characters.

      Almost Invincible
    • Cricket's Hard Men takes an innovative look at character, psychology and mental health in cricket to produce a fascinating study of the sport's toughest players of all time. Richard Sydenham consulted prominent ex- cricketers and broadcasters before studying this select band of 22 cricketers from around the world.

      Cricket's Hard Men