Jon Henderson
Praise for The Wizard
Portrays a lost world of heavy balls, burly strikers, fog-bound pitches, £20-a-week wages, and teams who would travel to away matches by train and walk to the ground from the station
Blake Morrison, Guardian
The book portrays a lost world of heavy balls, burly strikers, fogbound pitches, £20-a-week wages, and teams who'd travel to away matches by train then walk to the ground from the station
Blake Morrison, Guardian
A marvellous, well-written biography that doesn’t shirk from exploring controversial episodes in Sir Stan’s life
Press Association
Portrays a lost world of heavy balls, burly strikers, fog-bound pitches, £20-a-week wages, and teams who would travel to away matches by train and walk to the ground from the station
Blake Morrison, Guardian
The book portrays a lost world of heavy balls, burly strikers, fogbound pitches, £20-a-week wages, and teams who'd travel to away matches by train then walk to the ground from the station
Blake Morrison, Guardian
A marvellous, well-written biography that doesn’t shirk from exploring controversial episodes in Sir Stan’s life
Press Association
Portrays a lost world of heavy balls, burly strikers, fog-bound pitches, £20-a-week wages, and teams who would travel to away matches by train and walk to the ground from the station
Blake Morrison, Guardian
The book portrays a lost world of heavy balls, burly strikers, fogbound pitches, £20-a-week wages, and teams who'd travel to away matches by train then walk to the ground from the station
Blake Morrison, Guardian
A marvellous, well-written biography that doesn’t shirk from exploring controversial episodes in Sir Stan’s life
Press Association