Andy Mitten Livres

The book offers an intimate glimpse into Manchester United's vibrant 1970s through interviews with key players and the legendary manager Tommy Docherty. It captures the essence of a time when footballers led relatable lives, sharing stories of cup finals, team dynamics, and off-field antics. With a focus on the era's challenges, including relegation and hooliganism, the narrative is rich with colorful anecdotes that reflect the passion and struggles of both the players and their devoted fans during a transformative decade for the club.

Features stories and insider revelations from a pivotal period in United's history - from the rows in the dressing room as the fans called for Fergie to quit at the start of the decade to United's first league triumph in 23 years in 1993 and of course the Treble in 1999.

Focusing on the triumphs of Manchester United, this book presents firsthand accounts from the players who achieved legendary status by winning numerous titles. It delves into their experiences, challenges, and the relentless spirit that drove them to success. Through personal stories and insights, readers gain an intimate understanding of the team's journey to becoming a football powerhouse, celebrating key moments and the camaraderie that defined their era.