The Most Incredible Football Stories Ever Told: Inspirational and Legendary Tales from the Greatest Football Players and Games of All Time

Bought this for my grandson who is a football fanatic and he thoroughly enjoyed it.

Great stories for football loving boy

gave to my husband as a gift, he seemed to like it

I bought this for my 13 year old son and he enjoyed it.

Our 13 year old grandson was amazed at the variety of stories. Quick and easy to read.

Good

Didn’t give it to my grandson yet but it looks interesting

Great book for young readers who love sports.

This is a collection of 19 true stories that encapsulate the essence of the game. What makes this book so entertaining is its ability to blend facts and figures, humour, drama, and the intensity of football. The book showcases the evolution of the sport and highlights the incredible moments that have shaped its history. These stories are not just about victories or defeats; they are about the passion, dedication, and resilience that define the spirit of the sport. This book is a perfect read for sports enthusiasts of any age, regardless of their level of knowledge and experience. The engaging narratives and captivating stories are sure to ignite a passion for the sport, even in those who might not consider themselves fans. Additionally, the book's historical insights and reflections on the intensity of football make it an excellent resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of the game."The Most Incredible Football Stories Ever Told" celebrates the spirit of football in all its glory. Through a blend of humour, drama, and historical context, the book takes readers on a captivating journey through the annals of the sport, highlighting the incredible moments that have shaped its legacy. Whether you're a seasoned fan or a casual newcomer, this book is sure to leave you inspired. 5 stars.

Good Reaing for any football fan

Purchased for a gift and they liked it.

I love that the chapters are not too long and the FYI sections are a great addition.

Inferior printing not impressed at all, quite old stories that could have been found anywhere else