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Snap up Seville - The Celtic Movement and Celtic, 50 Flags Plus One. Special Offer, down from £38.99 to only £20!
SEVILLE – The Celtic Movement is the story of over 80,000 Celtic supporters who travelled to Seville in May 2003 for the UEFA Cup Final. This book is over 400 pages and tells the stories – some hilarious, some very sad indeed – of what happened during those few days in Seville in 2003. This is the collective tale of the Celtic support in Seville and is perhaps the definitive book on what It means to be a supporter of this grand old team. It is packed full of supporters stories – and these are reflected in words, photographs
and even specially commissioned cartoons.
50 Flags + One Celtic are one of the most famous, illustrious and romantic clubs in world football. This unique sporting institution have been conquerors on the European and domestic fronts as they have swept majestically into the record books.
In season 2019/20, they lifted their fifty-first Scottish Championship as they completed their second nine-in-a-row campaign. The legendary Jock Stein claimed the first from 1966 to 1974 and Neil Lennon, with five, and Ronny Deila and Brendan Rodgers, with two apiece, combined for the most recent sequence.In 'Fifty Flags Plus One' Alex Gordon explored each glorious title-winning term, kicking off with the first in 1893. It is essential reading fro Celtic supporters and anyone interested in the fascinating roller-coaster ride through 132 years of history of one of football's most iconic clubs.
Caesar & The Assassin
Caesar & The Assassin provides a compelling and fascinating insight into life as a Celtic manager for two of the club's true giants. During an extraordinary, tension-laden thirteen-year period, following in the legendary footsteps of Jock Stein, Billy McNeill and Davie Hay were the individuals entrusted to continue the unique tradition of one of the world's most famous and romantic football clubs.
There were spectacular highs and heartbreaking lows throughout a remarkable and turbulent period in the club's history. Unforgettable League Championship triumphs and dramatic near misses, breathtaking Cup Final successes laced with suspense and controversy. European nights that, for better or worse, which will long live in the memory banks. This is the vivid diary describing the delight and the despair of managing Celtic, the club that was always closest to the hears of Billy McNeill and Davie hay.
The suspense on the field was often matched by the strain off it during a tumultuous, pressurised thirteen-year span for the two leading characters. Caesar & The Assassin s published by Celtic Quick News and is essential reading for Celtic supporters everywhere. With 32 colour pages and additional features at the back of this beautifully presented, big book you certainly get value for money.