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In this issue

THE EAGLES HAVE LANDED
Rise of Glasner’s boys

RAMSEY FINDS THE RECIPE
England’s glory days

CROSSING THE BORDER
The Anglo-Scottish Cup

TELSTAR IN SPOTLIGHT
Dutch club’s delight

COMIC BOOK HEROES
Hot-shot Hamish & Co

THE EAGLES HAVE LANDED

JOHN LYONS REPORTS ON CRYSTAL PALACE'S REMARKABLE RISE UNDER AUSTIAN BOSS OLIVER GLASNER...

3 mins

THE PERILS OF PLAYER POWER

REFLECTS ON A SUMMER TRANSFER WINDOW THAT CAUSED CHAOS AND CONTROVERSY...

6 mins

RAMSEY'S RECIPE

THESE days the media always report on the England manager selecting his squad for friendlies, competition fixtures and tournaments.

4 mins

JUST THE TICKET BARCA '99

MIKE HEALEY LOOKS BACK AT AN INCREDIBLE FAMILY ADVENTURE IN SPAIN

7 mins

BLUES CAPTAIN MARVEL

BIRMINGHAM CITY SUPPORTER KEITH DIXON LOOKS AT THE IMPACT OF DEFENDER CHRISTOPH KLARER

3 mins

HOT-SHOT HAMISH, MIGHTY MOUSE AND ME

EVERY Tuesday (or was it Wednesday?) morning, as regular as clockwork, my grandad would hop onto his purple-coloured pushbike and go to pick it up for me. Safely, he would transport it home from the nearby paper shop, carefully wrapped in his regulation copy of the Daily Mirror. And there it would be, sitting unblemished on the table, waiting for me to get home from school and greedily thumb through it.

4 mins

DUNPHY SHINES A LIGHT

ANOTHER FOOTBALL BOOK THAT EARNED RAVE REVIEWS IS A DIARY WRITTEN BY PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLER EAMON DUNPHY. JONNY BRICK SUMMARISES THIS DURABLE CLASSIC

5 mins

CHAMPIONSHIP MILLIONAIRES

SAM SHEPPEY LOOKS AT THE SECOND TIER'S BIG MONEY DEALS

3 mins

THE MAINE EVENT

FIYAN FOLEY STEPS BACK IN TIME TO WHEN MANCHESTER CITY PLAYED AT THEIR FAMOUS OLD GROUND

3 mins

LOVING LIFE AS A SYNNER

ILLLINGHAM Synthonia claim a place in my heart mainly because my elderly mother lives in Billingham, and the lady who ran the pie counter when the Synners played at their previous residence of Stokesley Sports Club walks past her window most days on her way to Asda.

4 mins

OLYMPIC GAMES

COLIN ALLAN LOOKS BACK AT GREAT BRITAIN'S BID TO QUALIFY FOR MELBOURNE 1956, AND THEIR FORTUNES WHEN THEY TRAVELLED DOWN UNDER

5 mins

GOING FOR THE TROPHY

MICHAEL GRIMES DIPS INTO THE NON-LEAGUE WORLD TO CATCH SOME KNOCK-OUT CUP FOOTBALL

2 mins

HARRISON STEPS UP

JOHN LYONS TALKS TO DEFENDER HARRISON BURKE ABOUT LANDING HIS EFL CHANCE WITH WALSALL...

5 mins

FOLLOWING THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD

THE Wizard of Oz was on stage in Aberystwyth Arts Centre on the night before the game I attended.Whilst it's fair to say that first night brought the house down, there was also plenty of wizardry at the University Park Stadium as Aberystwyth Town found their very own Yellow Brick Road.

4 mins

THE ANGLO-SCOTTISH CUP

SAM TODD LOOKS BACK AT A COMPETITION THAT FLEETINGLY PITTED ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH CLUBS AGAINST EACH OTHER...

5 mins

MAKING A MEAL OF IT

TREVOR HEFT REVEALS THE TRICKS TO WATCHING PUB FOOTBALL AND GETTING YOUR FAIR SHARE OF GRUB...

4 mins

ICE-COLD EDDIE

DAVID OHL LOOKS BACK AT THE CAREER OF A TRUE BRENTFORD STALWART...

5 mins

TELSTAR GRAB THE SPOTLIGHT!

THERE is no other scoreboard in the world like the one at Sportpark Schoonenberg, the tiny ground of Telstar in the Dutch town of Velsen-Zuid. People who are not familiar with it might not even be able to guess its purpose. A massive white pole stands there, with woven fishing baskets placed nearby.

8 mins

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Late Tackle Football Magazine Description:

Publisher: Greenways-Publishing

Category: News

Language: English

Frequency: Bi-Monthly

Late Tackle magazine, goes beyond the agenda-led reporting in the national media. It comments on subjects that fans care about but are rarely reported on. It is full of opinions and thought-provoking features laced with humour and fun. The football mag with a bit of a kick!