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This beautiful coffee-table book guides readers through the history of Chelsea's iconic kit and in doing so tells the story of the club, its most famous matches and the iconic players who wore the shirt with pride and distinction. Compiled using stunning photographs of match worn shirts actually donned by many of Chelsea's greatest players, the book presents a stunning timeline of the club's history and emblematic shirt and brings together the rarest and most iconic blues shirts ever seen. It includes: A player shirt from virtually every one of the home and away shirt variations worn by Chelsea over the last 70 years A player shirt from every major cup final Chelsea have played in Iconic shirts worn by many of Chelsea's greatest players Prototype jerseys never worn and not seen before Blue Is The Colour is a breathtaking and historic record of the greatest collection of blues match worn shirts that have ever been seen together, and through these classic and iconic shirts the history of one of the world's most famous football clubs comes to life.

New Sixth edition of this bestselling title - a warm and evocative history of Tottenham Hotspur that gets to the heart and soul of the famous London football club. Packed with wonderful stories - from the formation of the club to the present day - and the memories of legendary players, managers, supporters and other key figures, The Biography of Tottenham Hotspur brings the rich history of Spurs to life. First published in 2012, with further editions in 2015, 2019, 2021 and 2024, this sixth edition brings the story right up to date and covers the 2025 Europa League victory in Bilbao - Tottenham's first silverware in 17 years.

A stunning, officially endorsed coffee table book commemorating the 50th anniversary of Tottenham Hotspur's famous League and Cup Double in 1961, the first 'double' achieved in the modern era of football. Put together by the editorial team who created the Spurs Opus (det), with the full co-operation of the surviving players and Tottenham Hotspur FC, this sensational publication will be the focal point of the club's 1960/61 celebrations which will begin at the start of the 2010 season.

Packed with original pictures, hand-drawn illustrations and genuine Rangers memorabilia and full colour throughout, The Pocket Book of Rangers crams it all in - the great players, the best ever goals, the legendary managers, the tactics of the club's most successful teams - even an illustrated history of the famous light blue kit. It also includes a club directory, a detailed diagram of Ibrox Park, honours, records, stats and much, much more. The perfect gift for Rangers supporters of any age, The Pocket Book of Rangers is endorsed with a foreword by club legend John Greig.

In 1996 Danish cycling legend Bjarne Riis won the Tour de France. 11 years later he called a press conference and confessed to taking performance-enhancing drugs in order to achieve the ultimate cycling triumph. In Riis, his sensational autobiography, the notoriously private Dane bears his soul. From the shy young daydreamer who discovered cycling as an eight year old, to the hardened, regular user of banned blood booster EPO. Brutally honest and as fast paced as one of his breakaways from the peloton, Riis is a powerful insight into a key figure in cycling.

From his famous and iconic shot of a diver, arched in the air above the Barcelona skyline that became the seminal shot of the Barcelona Olympics, to his multi award-winning photograph of Paralympic swimmer Xavi Torres leaving his prosthetic legs behind as he dives into the pool, the book features page after page of stunning, awe-inspiring pictures from the world's greatest sporting events. Beautifully printed on pages of the highest quality art paper, 1/1000th presents a unique selection of some of the best sports photographs ever taken.

In The Biography of Leeds United, Telegraph journalist and lifelong fan Rob Bagchi writes the story of this famous club and chronicles a century of history that will educate, entertain and inform both old and new supporters. Packed with fresh stories about and from former players, managers and the money men, as well as the fans, the book is an affectionate and insightful portrait of a football club like no other. Leeds United were founded in 1919 to revive professional football in Yorkshire s biggest city following the expulsion of their fragile and bungling predecessors, Leeds City. A century on from their formation, a club that makes a virtue out of its many ups and downs in its own anthem, has endured a turbulent existence of crushing disappointment and conflict tempered by extraordinary, often mercurial, success. When United mark their centenary in October 2019, vivid recollections of their greatest days, the three league championships, FA Cup, League Cup and floodlit memories of nights of European glory will be celebrated throughout the vast fanbase. Elland Road icons John Charles, Billy Bremner, Jack Charlton, Peter Lorimer, Norman Hunter, Eddie Gray, Tony Currie, John Sheridan, Gordon Strachan, David Batty, Eric Cantona, Gary Speed and Lucas Radebe played for teams that were both revered and reviled, contributing to the club's fame throughout the world. Don Revie's team of the Sixties and Seventies propelled the club and city to unprecedented heights. But when they reached the top, they failed to plan and there was nowhere to go but down. The theme of the past five decades has been the struggle to get back, a story of great adventures, fleeting splendour, relegation and defiant, hard battles against authority, owners and self-sabotage.