Biteback logo
0 items Sign in
0 items
  • Home
  • Books
    • New releases
    • Coming soon
    • Picks
    • Essential Political Reading
    • The Russian Bear
    • Book Ideas for Sports Fans
    • Travel Back In Time...
    • Book Ideas for People in the Media
    • Royally Good Books
    • Books on Irish Issues
    • Girl Power
    • Brexit Reading
    • Falklands War Titles
  • Authors
  • Features
    • Announcements
    • Events
    • Articles
  • About
    • Who we are
  • Contact
    • Submissions
    • Jobs
    • Trade
    • Contact us
  • Sign in

Blog

Medium default
16 May 2019

Biteback buys collected columns of Times sketchwriter

Medium default
15 May 2019

When Cliff Jones asked the Tottenham manager for a pay rise – and straightaway knew he had done the wrong thing

Medium default
7 May 2019

One England footballer sold eggs his chickens laid to fellow players, another worked as a plumber between representing his club and country

Medium default
3 May 2019

‘My leg swung back and I managed to grab the lower part of it before I hit the ground’

Medium default
2 May 2019

‘We’ll make you a sergeant,’ the army told Tommy Banks. ‘No thanks,’ he said, ‘I want to play for Bolton’

Medium default
1 May 2019

Shankly’s cunning Euro ploy – that almost worked

Medium default
30 Apr 2019

Night at the ballet that put a spring in the step of Tottenham Hotspur – and helped carry them to the semi-finals of the 1961-62 European Cup

Medium default
26 Apr 2019

Wemberly (aka Wembley stadium) first opened its doors to a football match when it staged the 1923 FA Cup final at a time when the competition’s popularity dwarfed the interest shown in it today

Medium default
26 Apr 2019

‘A local lad was captured by the Germans at Dunkirk. He came home and he’d been back for a week when he died… What happened to me was nothing compared to that’

Medium default
25 Apr 2019

‘He reacted in a sporting way to my apology but you always had the feeling that he felt he was hard done by’

Medium default
23 Apr 2019

‘And, of course, generally I showed them that one [he holds up his left fist] and banged them with it, because I was southpaw’

Medium default
17 Apr 2019

‘It was a funny thing, they used to raid the betting offices, take what cash there was, close you down and let you open again on the Monday. It was to fund the Lord Mayor’s Ball, I think’

  • « First
  • ‹ Prev
  • …
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
  • 14
  • 15
  • …
  • Next ›
  • Last »

About us

Biteback Publishing is Britain’s leading publisher of political and current affairs titles. We also publish espionage, general non fiction and sport.

More info

Join our mailing list

Subscribe and stay up to date with new books and special offers. We never share your details with third parties.

Follow us

Contact us

Email: info@bitebackpublishing.com

Contact us

Copyright © 2023 Biteback Publishing Limited. Terms & Conditions. Privacy Notice.