2003, ISBN: 9781851586615

Hardcover

UK,12mo paperback original,1st edn.[Paperback original denotes the first format and its first appearance in print of the book/title.Paperbacks usually follow on from the HB edn,but can be… More...

UK,12mo paperback original,1st edn.[Paperback original denotes the first format and its first appearance in print of the book/title.Paperbacks usually follow on from the HB edn,but can be published at the same time as the HB edn,but p/back originals are published prior to any other format.] FINE.No owner inscrptn,no dw/dj - as issued,an unread copy with no spine/backstrip creases.Colour imaging by Black Sheep to original colour artwork wraps; with negligible shelf-wear to edges,no bumping/creasing to either head or foot of spine/backstrip.Top+fore-edges slightly aged - but generally clean; contents bright,tight and clean - no dog-ear reading creases to pages' corners.UK,12mo p/back original,1st edn,1-278pp [paginated] plus [unpaginated] title-page,dedication and to rear,acknowledgements,note about the author,and 2pp publisher advert.                                                                  In June,1996,the BBC started their range with Terrance Dicks series 'The Eight Doctors',a series of original adventures for the eighth Doctor.The initial editor at the BBC was Nuala Buffini who oversaw the first six or so releases before leaving to join Hodder Headline,and Steve Cole took over the reins of the BBC range.Cole eventually left in 2000,to be replaced by Justin Richards.The BBC released two adventures/novels a month,except for December.                                              This is another title in the series of original adventures for the Eighth Doctor.        The TARDIS lands in the Scottish capital,Edinburgh,during Easter 2003.The city is almost at a standstill,its public services close to collapse and its people terrorised by a bombing campaign. Within hours one of the Doctors friends is caught in a deadly explosion,while another appears on television confessing to the murder of twelve people.The TARDIS is stolen by forces intent on learning its secrets.When the Doctor tries to investigate,his efforts are hampered by crippling chest pains. Someone is manipulating events to supress humanity's development - but how and why? The trail leads to London where a cabal pushes the world ever closer to catastrophe. Who is the prisoner being held in the Tower of London? Could he or she hold the key to saving mankind? The Doctor must choose between saving his friends or saving Earth in the past,present and future.But the closer he gets to the truth,the worse his condition becomes. . . .                                                 Please contact rpaxtonden@blueyonder.co.uk,because of the lighter weight of this item,for correct shipping/P+p quotes - particularly ALL overseas buyers - BEFORE ordering through the order page!, LONDON.BBC,2003., Edinburgh: Mainstream Publishing. Very Good/Very Good. 1994. First Edition. Hard Cover. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall 1-85158-661-X Over the past 35 years Hugh McIlvanney has built up a well-deserved reputation as one of the greatest of all sports journalists, contributing to, among others, The Scotsman, The Observer and The Sunday Times. A regular winner of the fiercely contested Sports Writer of the Year award, he also has the unique distinction of being the only sports writer to be voted Journalist of the Year. Well known for his incisive commentaries and perceptive analysis, this collection of the best of McIlvanney's writing on football brings together essays on Pele, George Best, Bobby Moore and Ryan Giggs, profiles of managerial greats such as Sir Matt Busby, Jock Stein, Alex Ferguson and Terry Venables, and reviews of epic matches from the Premiership to the World Cup finals. McIlvanney on Football is, quite simply, the most entertaining and astute writing from the man many regard as the best in the game. ., Mainstream Publishing, 1994<

1994, ISBN: 9781851586615

Represents the author's 35 years of football writing for respectively The Scotsman, The Observer and The Sunday Times, from the epic Real Madrid versus Entracht Frankfurt European Cup fin… More...

Represents the author's 35 years of football writing for respectively The Scotsman, The Observer and The Sunday Times, from the epic Real Madrid versus Entracht Frankfurt European Cup final to the phenomenon of Ryan Giggs. It features profiles of the managerial giants from Matt Busby, Jock Stein and Bill Shankley to Jack Charlton, Alex Ferguson and Terry Venables. He provides essays on footballing greats such as Pele, Moore and Best, looks at disasters from Ibrox to Hillsborough and celebrates World Cup competitions from 1966 to 1994. McIlvanney on Football McIlvanney, Hugh, Mainstream Publishing<

1995, ISBN: 185158661X

[EAN: 9781851586615], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Mainstream Publishing], Ships from the UK. Former Library book. Great condition for a used book! Minimal wear.

ISBN: 9781851586615

Hardback. Very Good.

ISBN: 9781851586615

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