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You can celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 1966 World Cup in England, as well as all the tournaments in between.
- Personalise the cover with Any Name
- Featuring stunning in-game pictorial sections, with colour and black and white photographs
- Presented in a premium handbound embossed cover
- Book made from newspaper headlines from 1966 onwards
- The edition is tabloid size (31 x 38cm) and comes with a free premium gift box
In England, the year 1966 will always be synonymous with one event: the FIFA World Cup. Both the only tournament staged in England, and the country’s only triumph to date, the 1966 World Cup is still as popular and fondly remembered as ever. Now, you can reacquaint yourself with Charlton, Moore, Hurst and a particular Russian linesman, and relive every World Cup that occurred in the half-century afterwards, in this special gift celebrating the 50th anniversary of England’s greatest victory. From the Hand of God to Gazza’s tears, this World Cup book takes you on a journey through eleven tournaments, setting off in England in 1966 and heading for Germany in 2006, stopping at Spain, Mexico and the United States along the way, all in the form of both newspaper clippings from the time and stunning pitchside pictorials.
The 1966 World Cup newspaper book is presented in a hard-bound black leather cover, and comes with a free premium gift box. The book features segments of colour photos as well as black and white, truly bringing this vibrant and exciting time in history to life. Personalise your book with a name and message to make this the perfect present for any football fan.
Take a look at the contents to see which historic moments are captured.
How to Personalise your World Cup Newspaper Book
Personalise your book with the recipient’s name, which will be embossed onto the cover. Also add a special message to feature on the title page inside the book.
Check your personalisation: accents and other symbols cannot be used unless otherwise stated.
ISBN 978-1-78597-584-4
