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ust One More Goal: The autobiography of David Pleat
Just One More Goal The autobiography of David Pleat
Just One More Goal The autobiography of David Pleat
Just One More Goal The autobiography of David Pleat
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Just One More Goal The autobiography of David Pleat

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The Autobiography of David Pleat
By David Pleat

David Pleat has lived a life at the heart of football. From his debut as an England Schoolboy international in 1960 to his time as a scout for Tottenham Hotspur up to 2024, his is a story that touches every facet of the professional game. At Luton Town, he is perhaps best remembered for dancing on the pitch after a win over Manchester City secured the club’s top-flight survival in 1983. However, his fifteen years at Kenilworth Road were about much more than that. In 1986, Pleat was given his shot at the big-time at Tottenham. But for a fabricated tabloid scandal, his sole season as manager, which featured a third-placed finish, an FA Cup final and a League Cup semi-final, might have been the start of a transformation at White Hart Lane. After spells at Leicester City and Sheffield Wednesday, Pleat twice returned to Tottenham. Here, he gives his frank assessment of his chairmen, Alan Sugar and Daniel Levy, and an insider’s account of the rise and fall of managers from Glenn Hoddle to José Mourinho. However, Just One More Goal is not just an account of one man’s lifelong obsession with football. It is the story of an evolving game, one that moved away from instinct and spontaneity towards something colder and more technical. David Pleat’s memoir is the perfect answer to the question of how modern football became what it is today.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: David Pleat has been manager and director of football at Tottenham, manager of Luton, Leicester City, Sheffield Wednesday and Nuneaton Borough. As a footballer, he played for Nottingham Forest, Luton Town, Shrewsbury, Exeter and Peterborough.

FREE WITH YOUR ORDER: Without a doubt the finest piece of football memorabilia in the British Isles. The only fully signed photo in existence of the legendary England team that won the FIFA World Cup in 1966. Alf Ramsey, the team's manager, Harold Stephenson, the team's trainer, as well as the majority of the reserves, have all signed the picture, which features Bobby Moore holding the Jules Rimet Trophy. The original was in a late 1960’s football annual that was sold to international collector Nigel Wray (https://bit.ly/Priory_Collection). You will receive with your order an A4 laminated print of this intriguing piece of historic football memorabilia. The A4 print also has the signatures of the reserves. Jimmy Greaves, Jimmy Armfield, Gerry Byrne, Ron Flowers, Norman Hunter, Terry Paine, Ian Callaghan, George Eastham, Ron Springett (signed in pencil), Peter Bonetti.
PLUS Tottenham Hotspur 1960-61 Double Side fully signed Print. All water marks are removed from both your prints
Publisher: Biteback Publishing
Published: September 12, 2024
Price: £17.99
ISBN-10: 1785909061
ISBN-13: 978-1785909061
Hardcover: 500 pages
Dimensions: 234 x 156 mm

The Autobiography of David Pleat
By David Pleat

David Pleat has lived a life at the heart of football. From his debut as an England Schoolboy international in 1960 to his time as a scout for Tottenham Hotspur up to 2024, his is a story that touches every facet of the professional game. At Luton Town, he is perhaps best remembered for dancing on the pitch after a win over Manchester City secured the club’s top-flight survival in 1983. However, his fifteen years at Kenilworth Road were about much more than that. In 1986, Pleat was given his shot at the big-time at Tottenham. But for a fabricated tabloid scandal, his sole season as manager, which featured a third-placed finish, an FA Cup final and a League Cup semi-final, might have been the start of a transformation at White Hart Lane. After spells at Leicester City and Sheffield Wednesday, Pleat twice returned to Tottenham. Here, he gives his frank assessment of his chairmen, Alan Sugar and Daniel Levy, and an insider’s account of the rise and fall of managers from Glenn Hoddle to José Mourinho. However, Just One More Goal is not just an account of one man’s lifelong obsession with football. It is the story of an evolving game, one that moved away from instinct and spontaneity towards something colder and more technical. David Pleat’s memoir is the perfect answer to the question of how modern football became what it is today.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: David Pleat has been manager and director of football at Tottenham, manager of Luton, Leicester City, Sheffield Wednesday and Nuneaton Borough. As a footballer, he played for Nottingham Forest, Luton Town, Shrewsbury, Exeter and Peterborough.

FREE WITH YOUR ORDER: Without a doubt the finest piece of football memorabilia in the British Isles. The only fully signed photo in existence of the legendary England team that won the FIFA World Cup in 1966. Alf Ramsey, the team's manager, Harold Stephenson, the team's trainer, as well as the majority of the reserves, have all signed the picture, which features Bobby Moore holding the Jules Rimet Trophy. The original was in a late 1960’s football annual that was sold to international collector Nigel Wray (https://bit.ly/Priory_Collection). You will receive with your order an A4 laminated print of this intriguing piece of historic football memorabilia. The A4 print also has the signatures of the reserves. Jimmy Greaves, Jimmy Armfield, Gerry Byrne, Ron Flowers, Norman Hunter, Terry Paine, Ian Callaghan, George Eastham, Ron Springett (signed in pencil), Peter Bonetti.
PLUS Tottenham Hotspur 1960-61 Double Side fully signed Print. All water marks are removed from both your prints
Publisher: Biteback Publishing
Published: September 12, 2024
Price: £17.99
ISBN-10: 1785909061
ISBN-13: 978-1785909061
Hardcover: 500 pages
Dimensions: 234 x 156 mm


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