Immortalised in Sir Matt Busby's 1968 European Cup winning team, Alex Stepney became the bedrock of Manchester United for the next decade. In Tooting Common to the Stretford End Alex gives the low down on his football career, describes his relationships - some good, some bad - with his managers and reminisces on his friendships with team mates.
Don Revie is synonymous with the great Leeds United of the 1960s and 70s. Many players from that team became household names. But for every 'first teamer' dreams were dashed for a plethora of players where fate, injury, timing or luck halted first team opportunities. Players like Peter McConnell, Roy Ellam and others. These are their stories.
Galvinised charts the contrasting fortunes of footballing brothers Chris and Tony Galvin. Elder brother Chris struggled to make it at Leeds United and then lower-league sides. Tony won the FA Cup and UEFA Cup with Spurs and enjoyed international success with Ireland. Their tales shows how tough it is to make it in the game.