England World Cup Guide '98
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Author Description
The complete guide to the England team, with views from England’s football players and management – from Euro 96 semi-finalists to World Cup qualification and preparations for the biggest soccer tournament ever staged, the 1998 World Cup.This exclusive insight into the England team as they prepare for France features:The euphoria of Euro 96 and highlights of England’s World Cup 1998 qualifying campaignProfiles of the England manager Glenn Hoddle and key players such as David Seaman, David Beckham and Sol CampbellGolden moments in World Cups down the years, and some remarkable England captains like Moore, Robson and ShearerA comprehensive preview of the 1998 World Cup – the teams and the stars to watch out for – and a tournament planner including a complete list of fixturesIt’s the ultimate book on the greatest football show on earth!
Menrva's Summary
THE THESIS
This volume serves as a comprehensive preparatory guide for the 1998 FIFA World Cup, focusing on the England national team's trajectory and the broader context of the tournament. Author Chris Dighton compiles insights from players and management to document the team's evolution from their Euro 96 performance through their qualification campaign. The text functions as both a historical retrospective of English football leadership and a practical handbook for spectators anticipating the 1998 event in France.
THE SCOPE MAP
What You Will Find
- Profiles of key personnel including manager Glenn Hoddle and players such as David Beckham and Sol Campbell
- Historical analysis of notable England captains including Bobby Moore and Bryan Robson
- A detailed tournament planner featuring a full list of fixtures for the 1998 World Cup
- Statistical highlights and narrative summaries of the qualifying campaign and Euro 96
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
The book functions as a time-capsule of late-1990s sports journalism, providing a snapshot of the expectations surrounding the England squad during that specific era. Its structure suggests a focus on accessibility for fans seeking a structured overview of the tournament landscape and team dynamics prior to the opening whistle.
Page Count:
128
Publication Date:
1998-05-05
Publisher:
Willow
ISBN-10:
0002188368
ISBN-13:
9780002188364
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