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Stoke City football books and dvds and a virtual aerial tour of the Britannia stadium. Great books about current and former Stoke City players and Stoke City managers and the history of Stoke City football club.
Top recommended books include Match of My Life - Stoke, Who's Who of Stoke City, A Portrait of Stoke City F.C. in the 60s and 70s plus many more in the Stoke City online bookshop
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Match of My Life - Stoke: Twelve Stars Relive Their Greatest Games
Here, 12 of Stoke's greatest heroes have come together to tell their own personal stories of their favourite games. This title features unique insights and recollections from many of Stoke's biggest icons, including Terry Conroy, Jimmy Greenhoff, Denis Smith, Mark Chamberlain, Mark Stein and Mike Sheron, recalling their most cherished moments in the famous red and white striped shirt. Matches include the 1972 League Cup semi final and Final, the 1971 FA Cup semi-final, Promotion clinching games in 1993 and 1979 and a famous victory over old rivals Manchester United.
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Who's Who of Stoke City (Whos Who of)
The Who's Who of Stoke City is the latest addition to Breedon's popular series of Who's Who titles. This comprehensive book consists of detailed biographies of every player ever to take part in a first-team game for the Potters. Author Tony Matthews has meticulously researched the history of Stoke City to uncover such details as when a player joined the club and where from, how many appearances he made, which positions he played in, how many goals he scored and where he went to when he ended his career with Stoke. International and FA Cup performances are also recorded. Other staff of the club are not forgotten, and within these pages are biographies of all the managers, chairmen, directors, secretaries, trainers and coaches that have worked behind the scenes to shape the history of this proud club. The book is illustrated throughout with a fine collection of pictures, many of them from the club's own archives. The result is a book that is a must-have for every Potters fan that is sure to find its way onto the bookshelves of supporters young and old.
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A Portrait of Stoke City F.C. in the 60s and 70s
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