Shattered Dreams, Sliding Doors

Autor Paul Little

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Tells the definitive story of Irelandâ€™s infamous 1982 World Cup qualification campaign, while painting a vivid picture of 1980s Ireland through the eyes of a young football fan.By Irish Daily Star writer Paul Little, author of the widely acclaimed In the Shadow of Benbulben: Dixie Dean at Sligo Rovers.Primarily written in the present tense… Přejít na celý popis

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Tells the definitive story of Irelandâ€™s infamous 1982 World Cup qualification campaign, while painting a vivid picture of 1980s Ireland through the eyes of a young football fan.

By Irish Daily Star writer Paul Little, author of the widely acclaimed In the Shadow of Benbulben: Dixie Dean at Sligo Rovers.

Primarily written in the present tense to give a â€˜real-timeâ€™ feel to events, this riveting book:

Draws on meticulous research of Irish newspapers and TV to bring to life all eight of the Republic of Irelandâ€™s 1982 World Cup qualifying matchesDiscusses how Eoin Hand took over from John Giles as Ireland manager after the first qualifier in CyprusCovers the build-up to games in detail, from the squad announcements to the starting 11 on the day, including the pre- and post-match thoughts of many of those involvedDescribes matches in the present tense to convey a sense of immediacyFeatures the authorâ€™s childhood memories of life in Dublin in the early 1980s â€“ the games children played, home life and what was on TV â€“ with Irish and world news providing a backdrop to the qualifying campaignFinishes with a â€˜what ifâ€™ chapter considering what might have happened had Ireland qualified for the 1982 World Cup, including the thoughts of Eoin Hand himself

Perfect for all nostalgia-lovers and fans of Irish football, this book transports you back to a depressed 1980s Ireland and a troubled world where football dreams offered a thrilling escape.