Bill Nicholson, the well-known manager of Tottenham Hotspur, is the subject of the book "Sir Bill: The Complete Bill Nicholson Story", which is considered an authoritative account of his life. In general, "Sir Bill: The Complete Bill Nicholson Story" is a book that every fan of Tottenham Hotspur, as well as anyone else who is interested in the club's history and its most successful manager, should read.
The club achieved further success across Europe, starting with Push and Run in the 1950s and continuing into the 1960s with the Double Team.
In doing so, it presents a detailed and personal narrative of Nicholson's life and work, putting light on the attributes that made him a great manager as well as an exceptional individual. Due to the fact that it is well-written and organised in an appropriate manner, it holds the reader's attention from the very beginning until the very conclusion.
The fact that the front cover had a faded monochrome photograph was, in our opinion, a minor drawback. We did write to the publishers, but not a single response was received after two weeks had paWe will be forced to address the question that the conspiracy theorists have posed.posed. Two versions of the iconic photograph of Bill Nicholson at White Hart Lane are included in the book: the first is produced in full colour and contains the majority of the extensively illustrated content; the second is drawn in monochrome and placed at the back of the book. We believe that the traditional photograph of the Double Winning Team, which was taken at the Cheshunt training facility and depicts both cups, should have been considered.
Reading it is something that we strongly recommend to everyone who is interested in the history and biography of one of the finest managers in British football.
The club achieved further success across Europe, starting with Push and Run in the 1950s and continuing into the 1960s with the Double Team.
In doing so, it presents a detailed and personal narrative of Nicholson's life and work, putting light on the attributes that made him a great manager as well as an exceptional individual. Due to the fact that it is well-written and organised in an appropriate manner, it holds the reader's attention from the very beginning until the very conclusion.
The fact that the front cover had a faded monochrome photograph was, in our opinion, a minor drawback. We did write to the publishers, but not a single response was received after two weeks had paWe will be forced to address the question that the conspiracy theorists have posed.posed. Two versions of the iconic photograph of Bill Nicholson at White Hart Lane are included in the book: the first is produced in full colour and contains the majority of the extensively illustrated content; the second is drawn in monochrome and placed at the back of the book. We believe that the traditional photograph of the Double Winning Team, which was taken at the Cheshunt training facility and depicts both cups, should have been considered.
Reading it is something that we strongly recommend to everyone who is interested in the history and biography of one of the finest managers in British football.
