The Names Heard Long Ago – How the Golden Age of Hungarian Football Shaped the Modern Game

The Names Heard Long Ago – How the Golden Age of Hungarian Football Shaped the Modern GameBestselling football historian Jonathan Wilson, author of Inverting the Pyramid tells the previously unknown story of the development of Hungarian football which led to the creation of the famous Hungarian national team of the 1950s, the Mighty Magyars. In particular, Wilson tells of the careers and experiences of important figures in Hungarian football between the two world wars including managers who worked in countries around the world. This

Tuchel's innovative methods galvanised the team and

Size: 162mm x 242mm – 320 pages

Size: 129mm x 198mm – 448 pages

full-colour book which contains a nostalgic journey through the world of Panini football stickers

This reprint first published in 2010

presents an array of memories covering the heroes and villains

Cup Final through to a Champions League semi-final in 2018

Cup and defeated European giants Barcelona and Bayern Munich on the way to winning their first Champions League title

Preben Elkjaer and Allan Simonsen starring

Includes expert analysis and exclusive interviews with players and staff along with profiles of key characters from the team

which have occurred on every day of the year from throughout the history of the club

This well-illustrated book contains biographies and career details for the 522 men who played for Rochdale FC between 1939 and 1973