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Author:	Keir Radnedge
Subcategory:	Encyclopedias & Subject Guides
Language:	English
Publisher:	Carlton Publishing Group (November 15, 1999)
Pages:	648 pages
Category:	Reference
Rating:	4.8
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In England, the home of soccer, the word most commonly used for the sport is "football", and in homage to its origins, this is what the game is called in this book"-Added . Originally published in 1998 by Carlton Books, 20 St. Anne's Court, Wardour Street, London W1V 3AW.

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The success of Major League Soccer, DC United, becoming the first US club to win the Interamerican Cup, the hosting of the Women's World Cup 199 and the legacy of World Cup USA 94 have all contributed to a burgeoning interest in soccer in the USA. Comprehensive and authoritative, this book is a joyous celebration of the world's No. 1 sport. Provides essential information on not only the leading international and club competitions throughout all the FIFA confederations, but the famous players, great clubs and classic matches, as well. A must for every soccer fan!

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Akisame

Avid soccer player collection item, perfect gift for that soccer fan, nice pictures of the famous pros, I got mine in the used section for a great price

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werry satisfacted

Mot

The book is simply fantastic! It draws you in from the very beginning. It contains the results, the draws, the most important statistics and excellent descriptions of everything around the game. Everything that makes soccer the most exciting game on earth is reflected in this book. Goes over the most important things and facts and you can relive the big/important moments. If you like soccer, and/or think you would like to learn about it, or if you want your son or friends to get a feeling for it, this is the book. There are not enough words to describe it. Keir Radnedge scored a huge goal writing this book. It is coming back to me ... Wembley 1992, Fc Barcelona's Bakero takes a free kick in short to Koeman, who takes a shot from 30 yds., Sampdoria's goalkeeper is trying to get it but ... GOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAL !

Magis

It's hard to give this work a negative review, because it's a decent effort. However despite it's size, it's too short :) The info seems to reflect the editor's Eurocentric point of view: there is decent coverage of World Cup and Euro events. Latin American coverage is very weak, and Asian/African virtually non-existant. Also, it seems a bit too heavy on the very recent past. While this is understandable, it also can be annoying at times. For example, under "Great Players", most current decent players are covered, but many older ones omitted. And there are some glaring screwups: Jordi Cruyff, who hasn't done much, gets a writeup, but Berti Vogts, one of Germany's best ever defenders, capped 96 times, World Champ, etc. is only mentioned as a coach. I'm sure you could find plenty of other glaring faults. But rather than harp on all the problems, I will say that it's a useful addition to a soccer fan's library. The strengths outweigh the weaknesses.

Ballardana

I first got the book sometimes in 2001. It is an excellent soccer reading to say the least. I was a bit disappointed because of the omission of some of the good players in world cup history. A reminder to all that world cup soccer is not what it used to be. We had an elite of 16 countries at some point but nowadays it is 32. I mentioned the omission of some players. Who could ever forgot tiny "HAITI" in 1974 scoring on the mighty "AZZURI" when other powerful world teams could not. Who could ever forget Emmanuel Sannon scoring twice during that world cup both against powerful teams "Argentina and Italy". We all forgot about his achievements. In the book you have names such as Marcelo Balboa, Alexis Lalas!!! What did they do? Who did they play? They never faced a group that contained with Italy, Argentina and Poland... Again I want to reiterate my displeasure or dissatisfaction for not reading more about some good players that have made history when the world cup was "Elite 16" but want to credit Radnedge for a good job....

Sermak Light

A quality effort from the lads who have clearly given 110%, and you can't ask for more than that. Radnedge bosses it in the mid-sections of the book like the workhorse he is as Lineker delivers quality from the fringes, living on scraps. In short, a guaranteed net-bulger.

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