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WELCOME all of you R’s fans toThe Official Queens Park Rangers Annual 2025. What a bumper edition we haveput together for you once again this year! Featuring fan favourites such as YouAre The Ref and our bumper quiz, you’ll get the chance to test your knowledgeon the rules of the game and, of course, QPR past and present.  We give you the inside scoop onour new signings for the 2024/25 season and bring back the popular Focus Onfeature – perfect for discovering more about your favourite players.Additionally, we look back at the highlights and best goals from last season onthe pitch, and look forward to the coming campaign at Loftus Road, making thisessential reading for hoops fans of all ages!  Enjoy the read. Come on you R’s!

Ethical traps and choices in sport will answer one of the most commonly asked question in sport of recent times - what is going wrong with the culture of sport? The demands and expectations of international athletes and sports organizations to be winners, role-models, good corporate citizens and social giants has never been greater, and yet every week there seems to be another headline that declares the moral bankruptcy of our much loved sporting icons. Many people involved in the leadership of sport find it to be an emotional, consuming, passionate and singular endeavor where it is possible to simply get used to the unthinking customs and habits that have long existed and been accepted. But sport is globalizing, professionalizing and is ever more visible to the communities we live in. This book is about putting the thinking back in to cultural customs and habits so that sports' leaders can avoid the slippery slope toward big integrity problems. The goals of the book are three-fold: to highlight classic examples of ethical traps with engaging and approachable case studies, to assist sports' leaders to navigate more confidently toward value-based choices, and to enable the reader to reduce the risk of ethical issues in their sports' organizations and communities.

A new and exciting era at AFC Bournemouth continues!Following a record-breaking season in 2023/24 and our 125th anniversary in 2024/25, this year's annual has you covered with a tonne of special memories and fun inside! You can find:An exciting look back at all of the major moments on route to securing a huge 48 points in the Premier League last seasonSome inside information on the day-to-day lives of players in our under-18s, development squad, women's team and men's first teamExactly 125 totally random facts about AFC Bournemouth to celebrate 125 years of historyAn in-depth look at where our Cherries heroes from the men's and women's teams come from around the worldTest your knowledge and creativity with our colouring and quiz pagesThere's all that and much more in our annual - up the Cherries!

The Official CrystalPalace Annual 2025 has everything a Palace fan could want to know about theclub.Look back on aneventful 2023/24 men’s season under two managers with record points total, ahistoric Championship and Promotion-winning women’s season and Europeantitle-winning academy season – plus everything else that happened at the club.See how the Palacestars represented their countries in major tournaments, read about theimportant work of the Palace for Life Foundation, celebrate the 100thAnniversary of Selhurst Park, plus much, much more.Also, why not try ourfamous quizzes and colouring-in too?Essential reading forany fans of the club which is:OUTH LONDON AND PROUD

Join us as we look back on a remarkable season in the 2023/24 campaign - a season that saw derby triumphs, European adventures and a third place finish in the Scottish Premiership. We've also got exclusive chats with the first team stars like Frankie Kent to enjoy, as the big defender reflects on a magnificent debut season in Gorgie. Hearts legend Andy Webster, back at the club as academy director, gives insight into life at the academy and his hopes for the future Hearts stars of tomorrow. There's plenty happening around the club, and we'll take you on a tour through it all; from the story of the sisters lighting it up for Hearts Women, to a behind the scenes look at how the club's media team announces new signings. We'll also have all the usual fun and games, alongside some great pictures from another box office season for the Heart and Soul of Edinburgh. From stylish kits to stunning goals, the Heart of Midlothian Annual 2025 is a great read for anyone of a maroon persuasion!

The Official Hibernian Football Club Annual 2025 is thedefinitive guide to everything Hibs and is for fans of all ages.Packed inside you’ll find features on your favouriteplayers, learn more about what your club does in the community, quizzes to testyour knowledge on The Hibees and enjoy a host of pictures from a campaign thatsaw Hibs compete in European football once again.Go behind the scenes at Easter Road and the HibernianTraining Centre to learn a bit more about the club you love.

There was plenty of positivity and optimism about Wolves heading into the 2024/25 season, the second with Gary O'Neil in charge. The first carried a huge amount of promise before tailing away slightly, largely die to a string of unfortunate injuries, but there was certainly more than enough potential, coupled with O'Neil's first full pre-season at the helm, to give the Molineux faithful plenty to cheer. The Wolves Annual for 2025 takes a look at the impact of O'Neil and some of his key players, including newly-appointed captain Mario Lemina, the much-loved 'pitbull' Joao Gomes, and his fellow Brazilian talisman Matheus Cunha. There is also all the usual fantastic photography. featuring the new summer recruits for both the men's and women's teams, and a focus on the fortunes of Wolves Women's last season and hopes for the next. Throw in the usual puzzles and quizzes, a nostalgic feature with Wolves' most used goalkeeper Mike Stowell, interview with Wolves' fan and BBC WM broadcaster Daz Hale, and there is plenty for Wolves fans of all ages to get their teeth into!Take a look back, and forward, with this year's Wolves Annual.