World Football Records

World Football Records book – review and giveaway worth £19.99

Following on from yesterday’s football themed post, today I’m sharing with you the recently published World Football Records book from Carlton Books.  This 256 page hardback book written by Keir Radnedge is a must for any fan of the sport.

World Football Records

The World Football Records book is the 10th edition which is full of all sorts of football related facts and figures.  As well as providing fans with information on specific players, coaches and teams in general are covered too.  As well as all the low down on the FIFA 2018 World Cup which took place in Russia earlier this year.

World Football Records

The World Football Records book doesn’t just concentrate on the men’s game, as there’s a section specifically on women’s football as well as the FIFA Women’s Player of the Year 2017 and World rankings for 2018.

World Football Records

This really is a book for fans of the sport globally to enjoy as it focuses on national teams, rather than those from specific leagues.  With family living in Spain we always have a little bit of rivalry going on when England play them, so it’s good to be abreast of the latest facts and figures for my parents adopted homeland.

World Football Records

My youngest niece now lives in New Zealand, so we’ve been able to read up on their team too.

You can swot up on the various FIFA Managers and who scored the penalties during the 2018 World Cup competition.

World Football Records

The World Football Records book is also great for learning more about teams from outside of Europe as well as their top scorers and who has made the most appearances.

World Football Records

You can also immerse yourself in your national team.

World Football Records

My son’s best friend is football mad and I know he’s going to love reading this World Football Records book and sharing all he learns.  Watch the blog as I’ll be sharing our thoughts on the World Formula 1 Records book soon too.

To learn more about the wide range of books available please check out the Carlton Books website, where you can also order directly.

disclosure:  we were sent the item mentioned in exchange for an honest review


I can offer one reader the chance to win the World Football Records book worth £19.99.  Complete the Gleam form below for your chance to win.  Good luck!

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The giveaway will close on 2nd December 2018 at midnight.

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World Football Records book worth £19.99

102 thoughts on “World Football Records book – review and giveaway worth £19.99

  1. I am a rugby gal who loves Twickenham but the family are West Ham supporters.. They now play at the London Stadium.

  2. We are fans of Watford and they play local to us round the corner. Can hear them cheering from our garden sometimes lol 🙂

  3. My favourite team is Notts County, have to be as daughter is now linked to them! They play at Meadow Lane.

  4. Prefer rugby union but definitely support Aston Villa, we used to hear the cheers in the distance from Villa Park, the groans are obviously much quieter!

  5. Not personally a football fan. Have family who are fans of Liverpool, who play home games at Anfield. Have family and friends who are football fans :- A variety of football teams, etc.

  6. im rubbish with football. my boyfriend is a preston north end die hard fan and so it my brother. my son and my dad are celtic fans. me and my step son stay home and bake when the others away

  7. BOING BOING! I’m a baggies fan, West Bromwich albion! You have to support your home town.. Even if they arnt doing that good!

  8. Liverpool FC and they play home games 20 minute walk from me at anfield grounds – honestly should see how chocker it gets!!

  9. Spurs – home ground is White Hart Lane but currently being redeveloped, so playing at Wembley stadium

  10. Which is your favourite football team and where do they play home games? Cardiff City who play at Cardiff City Stadium

  11. My friend would get this book if I won. He supports Newcastle. I have no idea what their homeground is called!

  12. I support Man U who play at Old Trafford, but my favourite player plays for Tottenham and they currently play their home games at Wembley.

  13. Tottenham Hotspur; their ground was called White Hart Lane but they are currently playing home matches at Wembley until their new ground (The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium) is completed.

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