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A definitive record of one of English football's most successful clubs. Contains full line ups, scorers and attendances of every single match, as well as a narrative account of Arsenal's amazing history.

In this candid autobiography, Jens Lehmann reflects on the 23-year playing career as an elite goalkeeper, performing at the pinnacle of European and International football. In a career spanning four decades, Lehmann was twice voted Europe''s best goalkeeper. He won league titles in both England and Germany, and the UEFA Cup with his boyhood club Schalke. This extraordinary sportsman has now taken stock to write about his career. Imparting his own dry humour, Lehmann takes us from Schalke to rivals Borussia Dortmund, via Milan. From there he moves to Arsenal, before his career comes to a close with Stuttgart in Germany.

Hailed by the "Sportman" as a 'goal machine', Clive Allen reflects on his acclaimed run with Tottenham in the 1986-87 season, the familial context of this success and the surprising transferring of Allen to Crystal Palace and then other clubs, in a sequence of events that saw Allen play a brief stint as an NFL kicker.

The successful footballer across appearances with Arsenal and Germany looks back on the ups and downs and silencing of the doubters that brought him to this success, while taking readers behind the scenes on the big moments, shaped by the tactics of Jogi Low and the motivational approach of Arsene Wenger.

A biography of former UFC featherweight and lightweight champion Conor McGregor. Presents the multi-millionaire's good and bad attributes as a mirror to the attributes of the society that has elevated him.

The Liverpool and Wales legend looks back, also taking in the management time with Real Madrid and Swansea, with insights on associated characters such as Keegan and Shankly.

From his Harare upbringing to his first forays into international cricket, and beyond into controversy and outspoken commentary on the Zimbabwe of the present, legendary cricketer Taibu tells all.

Acclaimed national newspaper journalist tells the story of Manchester City in the 1990s - a different beast to Guardiola's slick, internationally popular operation of today.