Jules Gammond Livres

Manchester United is the most popular football clubs in the world, with one of the highest home attendance rates in Europe and official fan clubs in over 24 countries. They are also one of the winningest football clubs in history, having won more than 20 English League titles, along with several international championships including three European Cups, and an FIFA Club World Cup. Little Book of Manchester United provides an illustrated history of this great and storied soccer club.

This Chelsea edition of the Greatest Football Club series, highlights all the players and events that have shaped the history of this great club in a fascinating A to Z format. From Azpilicueta to Zola, from Abramovich to Wilkins, none of the legendary people and players are missing. The fully illustrated book also contains facts and figures about the highest attendances, greatest goal-scorers, most appearances and the Greatest Ever XI as chosen by the fans. Trivia addicts will not be disappointed as the book lists the most famous fans, the official Players of the Year and every League position since the club was founded in 1905.

The Gunners of Arsenal are not only enjoying the longest spell in the top flight of English football - they have regularly dominated it, with three League and Cup doubles in living memory and a European Champions League Final appearance for good measure.

The legendary players, managers, matches and moments that have shaped the history of one of the biggest football clubs in the world are listed in a fascinating A to Z format. From Azpilicueta to Zola, from Abramovich to Wilkins, each ‘legend’ has their own entry and pictures that have been updated for the 2019/20 season. The fully illustrated book also contains facts and figures of all the club’s league positions, greatest goal scorers, players of the year, most appearances, famous supporters and a Greatest Ever XI as chosen by the fans. The book takes in the start of the current season in which Lampard won the Premier League Manager of the Month Award in October; and Abraham and Mount played for England.