Review of ‘SoccerWomen’ book: A chance to remind yourself of women soccer history
In the U.S. soccer world, the women’s game has more success than the men’s game, but rarely does it receive more attention than the men’s. This month and the …
Author: Robert Hay
Review of Jonathan Wilson’s new book, ‘The Barcelona Inheritance’
Jonathan Wilson has established himself as one of soccer journalism’s most knowledgeable tacticians. Inverting the Pyramid made his already sterling reputation as a tactical analyst firm, and even if …
Book Review: Men in Blazers present Encyclopedia Blazertannica
Maybe the only thing that drives more debate in the soccer world than the dreaded “p/r” words is Men in Blazers. Roger Bennett and Michael Davies have a passionate …
Finally, there’s a coffee book about the World Cup
There seemingly is a coffee book for everything, the kind of book you display that people can flip through to admire great pictures and learn a bit more about …
Updated Soccernomics book proves authors still right 10 years later
Thousands and thousands of words could be written on the impact the original Soccernomics (titled Why England Lose in the UK) had. Published almost ten years ago, even World …
Book Review: The Away Game exposes a dark side of soccer
There is much discussion about the best way to develop youth players in America and Europe. Often we forget that Africa and Asia are a growing source of players …
Englishman’s quest to remain connected to his EPL team strikes a chord in new book
As regular readers of World Soccer Talk know, there is an absolute glut of soccer available to fans every week on television and the Internet. It has never been …
‘More Than 90 Minutes: Analyzing Success in European Club Soccer’ book review
Author Alejandro Perez has long been an observer of the European club game. Currently he works for Telemundo, the Spanish language right-holders to the World Cup in the U.S., …