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Product details
- ISBN 9781785316296
- Weight: 402g
- Dimensions: 144 x 222mm
- Publication Date: 30 Mar 2020
- Publisher: Pitch Publishing Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
- Language: United Kingdom
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Liverpool FC: Minute by Minute takes you on a fantastic journey through the Reds' matchday history. Relive all the breathtaking goals, heroic penalty saves, sending offs and other memorable moments in this unique by-the-clock guide. From the Reds' early successes to the glory years of domestic and European dominance, the book covers everything from the Bill Shankly era to the heavy-metal swashbuckling football of Jurgen Klopp's thrilling side. Revisit Liverpool's most spectacular modern feats and learn things you didn't know about the club's glorious past. From goals scored in the opening seconds to those last-gasp extra-time winners that have thrilled generations of fans at Anfield and around the world, Liverpool FC: Minute by Minute is packed with memorable moments. From Keegan to Salah, from Neal to Robertson, from European and Champions League finals to bruising Merseyside derbies, battles with the Manchester giants and incredible goals - the book is filled with thrilling memories from kick-off through to the final whistle.
David Jackson is an experienced author and journalist who has written many books on sport, including biographies on footballers and snooker players. Several of his books are about Liverpool, and he has ghosted autobiographies for Liverpool players. As a journalist he has written for The Guardian, The Times and The Observer. He lives in Cheshire with his wife and three children. He first saw Liverpool play in 1977.
