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"Kevin Keegan's illustrious career in professional football has marked him out as one of the most charismatic, talented and decorated men in the history of the sport. He was a vibrant and potent cutting edge in one of the most iconic teams in English football. Written with the Guardian and Observer's chief football writer Daniel Taylor, My Life in Football embraces the great clubs Keegan has been part of, the triumphs and despairs he has experienced, plus the teammates and rivals he has encountered, the managers he has played under and the players he has managed, producing a deeply absorbing and multi-layered memoir from a genuinely cross-generational legend of the sport."--Provided by publisher.

The autobiography of the iconic, hugely influential and well-loved former English football player and manager.

For a moment Dick Beardsley became the most famous runner in the world by losing a race. In the 1982 Boston Marathon, Beardsley, foiled by a motorcycle that cut him off, finished two seconds behind Alberto Salazar in one of the most memorable contests in marathon history. Staying the Course recounts that race and the difficult years that followed, including his recovery from a near-fatal farm accident, his subsequent addiction to painkillers, and a public arrest for forging prescriptions. His story of overcoming obstacles speaks to anyone who loves competition, who has survived catastrophe, or who has pursued a seemingly impossible goal.

Covering 1800-1901, this book provides a detailed account of all Durham coalmining disasters.

Supervision has been a major component of initial training and an important element for professional development in the very wide field of Mental Healthcare.