Here are the great players behind the scenes, as seen in a series of exceptional photos, many never before published.

The profile-per-page is visually arresting, packed with incisive data, which the reader can use to compare and contrast the achievements and technical merits of the current icons of the beautiful game.

The achievement went a huge way to ease the agonising pain of Munich, whilst kick-starting a memorable decade in the club’s history, which saw the Red Devils claim the First Division title on two occasions, as well as winning the supreme accolade of the European Cup in 1968. Brentford Reimagined takes us on a magical journey, back through the club’s history, with hundreds of classic, long-forgotten, or never before seen, Brentford photos having been colourised using the latest software to bring memories of yesteryear back to life.

The Manchester United Book of the Seventies is the most comprehensive and thorough retrospective look at the decade imaginable, including match reports, player profiles, in-depth statistical information, a month by month diary, plus a multitude of rarely seen or long-forgotten photos and memorabilia.The chapters are divided into player positions, namely defenders, midfielders, strikers, goalkeepers, plus there's a final chapter that profiles today's top 10 coaches. The Manchester United Book of the Seventies encapsulates the decade at Old Trafford like never before. Packed with the most accurate and incisive statistics on the world's best players in the top leagues including the English Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and Bundesliga, with data sourced from leading football data provider Optasports. In 2004, Arsène Wenger’s Arsenal achieved footballing immortality after going through an entire season unbeaten. At Books2Door, we believe that reading is a fundamental skill that every child should have to help improve their vocabulary, grammar, and critical thinking skills.