Featuring essays from prominent experts in the field, scholars and journalists, this Companion covers ground seldom attempted in a single volume about football.
Featuring essays from prominent experts in the field, scholars and journalists, this Companion covers ground seldom attempted in a single volume about football.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of contributors List of figures and tables Chronology Foreword Sir Michael Parkinson Introduction Alan Tomlinson Part I. Foundations: 1. Kicking off: the origins of association football Dave Russell The game-changers: Billy Meredith Huw Richards 2. Uruguay: the first world power Chris Taylor The game-changers: Henri Delaunay Huw Richards 3. Austria and Hungary: the Danubian School Huw Richards The game-changers: Alfredo Di Stéfano Rob Steen 4. Italy: football as politics - Mussolini to Berlusconi Paddy Agnew The game-changers: Pelé Huw Richards 5. Brazil: rhythm and grooves Jim White The game-changers: Diego Maradona Huw Richards 6. Africa: towards global football citizenship? Paul Darby The game-changers: Eusébio Rob Steen Part II. Development: 7. Money, money, money: the English Premier League Peter Berlin The game-changers: Didier Drogba Jed Novick 8. The boss: a very British convention Colin Shindler The game-changers: Sir Alex Ferguson Will Tidey 9. David Beckham and the celebrity phenomenon Jed Novick The game-changers: George Best Rob Steen 10. Football and feminism Jean Williams The game-changers: Mia Hamm Huw Richards 11. Fans: consumers, hooligans and activists John Williams The game-changers: Franz Beckenbauer Rob Steen 12. Sheepskin coats and nannygoats: the view from the press box Rob Steen The game-changers: Havelange, Blatter and Platini - the ruling class Rob Steen and John Vale 13. Brought to book: football and literature Peter Stead The game-changers: Johan Cruyff Jon Vale Part III. Where We Are: 14. What took you so long? Spain conquers the world Huw Richards The game-changers: José Mourinho Jed Novick 15. Where next? Football's new frontiers Toby Miller The game-changers: Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo Jed Novick Further reading Index.
List of contributors List of figures and tables Chronology Foreword Sir Michael Parkinson Introduction Alan Tomlinson Part I. Foundations: 1. Kicking off: the origins of association football Dave Russell The game-changers: Billy Meredith Huw Richards 2. Uruguay: the first world power Chris Taylor The game-changers: Henri Delaunay Huw Richards 3. Austria and Hungary: the Danubian School Huw Richards The game-changers: Alfredo Di Stéfano Rob Steen 4. Italy: football as politics - Mussolini to Berlusconi Paddy Agnew The game-changers: Pelé Huw Richards 5. Brazil: rhythm and grooves Jim White The game-changers: Diego Maradona Huw Richards 6. Africa: towards global football citizenship? Paul Darby The game-changers: Eusébio Rob Steen Part II. Development: 7. Money, money, money: the English Premier League Peter Berlin The game-changers: Didier Drogba Jed Novick 8. The boss: a very British convention Colin Shindler The game-changers: Sir Alex Ferguson Will Tidey 9. David Beckham and the celebrity phenomenon Jed Novick The game-changers: George Best Rob Steen 10. Football and feminism Jean Williams The game-changers: Mia Hamm Huw Richards 11. Fans: consumers, hooligans and activists John Williams The game-changers: Franz Beckenbauer Rob Steen 12. Sheepskin coats and nannygoats: the view from the press box Rob Steen The game-changers: Havelange, Blatter and Platini - the ruling class Rob Steen and John Vale 13. Brought to book: football and literature Peter Stead The game-changers: Johan Cruyff Jon Vale Part III. Where We Are: 14. What took you so long? Spain conquers the world Huw Richards The game-changers: José Mourinho Jed Novick 15. Where next? Football's new frontiers Toby Miller The game-changers: Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo Jed Novick Further reading Index.
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