Read The Game: Our writers review a selection of the year's soccer books

It was the year of the manager in the publishing world; from Arsene to Cloughie, Big Sam to Big Mal, and a fascinating study of the business from Michael Calvin.
Read The Game: Our writers review a selection of the year's soccer books
Mon, 14 Dec, 2015 - 00:00

Living On The Volcano

Michael Calvin (Random House UK, €26.85)

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