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Your support makes all the difference.1 A Social History of English Cricket, by Derek Birley (Aurum, hardback, pounds 29.99).
2 The European Football Yearbook 1999-2000, edited by Mike Hammond (Sports Projects Ltd, paperback, pounds 23.95).
3 The Miracle of Castel di Sangro, by Joe McGinniss (Little Brown, hardback, pounds 17.99).
4 Life in The Fast Lane, by Eddie Irvine with Jane Nottage (Ebury Press, hardback, pounds 16.99).
5. Blue Moon: Down Among the Dead Men with Manchester City, by Mark Hodkinson (Mainstream, paperback, pounds 7.99).
6 A Fan For All Seasons, by Laurance Marks (Little Brown, hardback, pounds 16.99).
7 We Fear No Foe!, by Colin Johnson (Terrace Banter, paperback, pounds 8.99).
8 Taking it From Behind, by Richard Blakey with Andrew Collomosse (Mainstream, hardback, pounds 15.99).
9 Elliot's Golf from 2000, by Keith Elliot (Portway Press, paperback, pounds 22.00).
10 In Your Face, by Richard Cockerill with Michael Tanner (Mainstream, hardback, pounds 15.99).
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