An unforgettable Tottenham Hotspur memoir about love, loss and a season like no other. Spurs’ Europa League winning season is retold through the eyes of a lifelong fan whose story has already moved readers around the world. All proceeds from this book are being donated to the Chris O'Brien Lifehouse hospital for cancer research.

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Hot Shot Tottenham guides you expertly through the transformative 1980s, both on and off the pitch, for Spurs and English football. Read a season-by-season guide that covers all the key matches, players and events that shaped a dramatic decade, with exclusive player interviews and first-hand accounts from those who were there.

Nomadic British writer, Harvey Burgess, has over 50 years of recollections in this colorful memoir. He articulates, with great humor, the rollercoaster life that is the lot of every Tottenham Hotspur fan

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When Andrew Pettifer published "When the Final Whistle Blows", what followed was an unexpected journey into the inner workings of Amazon and the global community of Tottenham supporters, podcasters and journalists. Two Tribes explores how platforms gained so much power, and why they still struggle to replace the one thing that really matters: community.

Is Gascoigne Going to Have a Crack? tells the story of Spurs in the 1990s, expertly guiding you through this exciting but chaotic decade. From Sheringham to Sugar and Venables to Vega, this book journeys through a fascinating era of magic, mayhem and mediocrity, with accounts from players and fans who lived through it.

When The Year Ends In One is the inside story of Tottenham Hotspur's tumultuous 1991 FA Cup campaign, as told by the players, staff, fans and broadcasters who lived it.

Spurs fans inside Wembley Stadium didn't know it, but the big beasts encircling their wounded club would – for better or worse – determine Tottenham's future and irrevocably transform the whole of English football.