The Duncan Edwards Collection

Written by Edwards himself, this book serves as both a coaching manual and a personal reflection on his football philosophy. Published shortly before his death, it offers a rare glimpse into the mindset of one of the game’s brightest young stars, sharing insights on skill, training, and attitude.

A concise, illustrated account of Edwards’ life and career, this biography offers readers a factual look at the legendary footballer’s rise from Dudley to Manchester United stardom and the tragedy of the Munich air disaster. McCartney’s research draws heavily on contemporary sources, making it a valuable resource for fans and historians alike.

This detailed and well-researched biography chronicles Duncan Edwards’ entire football journey, using contemporary newspaper reports and eyewitness accounts. It paints a vivid picture of his rise through the ranks, his playing style, and the lasting impression he made before tragedy struck in 1958.

A literary exploration of fame and tragedy, Burn’s book examines the lives of George Best and Duncan Edwards—two Manchester United legends. It’s as much a meditation on celebrity and loss as it is a football biography, weaving together the stories of the two men whose destinies shaped the club’s history.

Lavishly illustrated with rare photographs and original press cuttings, this book traces the journey of Duncan Edwards from his humble Black Country beginnings to his emergence as a Manchester United icon. Insights from teammates, friends, and family reveal the character and talent that made him a true superstar of his era.

Leighton’s book is widely regarded as the definitive account of Duncan Edwards’ life. Drawing on interviews and meticulous research, it tells the story of a prodigy whose extraordinary talent and determination brought him national fame, only for his career to be cut short by the Munich air disaster.

Supported by family and friends, this comprehensive biography digs deep into Edwards’ story, presenting new perspectives and personal memories. The book honors his legacy, exploring not only his football genius but also the enduring impact he left on Manchester United and English football after his untimely death.