We Are Tottenham puts Spurs supporters at the centre of the tale of a dramatic season at White Hart Lane, one in which fans' hero Glenn Hoddle was axed after only six games, and the club faced a fight for its reputation. In doing so, the book exposes the myth of the 'average football fan', providing a compelling account of the joy, frustration and absurdity of following a Premiership club.

This fully illustrated large format publication is a comprehensive encyclopaedia of the famous North London club.

From a privileged viewpoint, this book follows Tottenham through the 1995-6 season. The unfolding drama as Tottenham seeks to re-establish itself as one of the winning teams in English football is examined against a background of revolutionary changes in the way the game is played and organised.

by Jimmy Greaves.

A biography of footballer Danny Blanchflower. Born in Belfast and educated at St. Andrews, Blanchflower began his career at Barnsley in 1949, soon finding himself at odds with the management, gaining an image as a rebel.

In 1961 Tottenham Hotspur embarked on a European adventure that would take them across Europe to some of the great stadiums and cities of the footballing world. Soon teams like Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Real Madrid were to become foes in London. They produced the glory nights for Tottenham, who were destined to become one of England's most famed teams in European competition.

London is home to some of British football's most notorious hooligans. This book explains how these groups have gained and maintained their reputations, why hooligans see a trip to London as a challenge, and how the system of public transport opens up opportunities for those who wish to fight.

by Hunter Davies.