Captain of Wales" is a biography published in 1953 by Stanley Paul that chronicles the life and career of Walley Barnes, a distinguished footballer known for his performances as a full back for both Arsenal and the Wales national team. This book provides an in-depth look at Barnes's journey through the ranks of football to become one of the most respected players of his time.
The book details Barnes's impressive achievements, including winning League and Cup honours with Arsenal and earning twenty international caps for Wales. He played a significant role in Wales's success in the International Tournament Championship.
Barnes's leadership qualities are highlighted, showcasing his tenure as the captain of Wales where he led the team, known as the Red Dragons, to numerous victories.Resilience: The biography emphasises Barnes's resilience, particularly his ability to overcome serious injuries and return to top form, demonstrating his determination and dedication to the sport. Insight into Football: Known for his keen wit and cultured performances, Barnes provides authoritative insights into the game.
He discusses tactics and analyses the skills of famous players, offering valuable advice for young players looking to improve their game.
Captain of Wales: Walley Barnes" serves as both an inspirational biography and a tactical guide for football enthusiasts. It celebrates the life of a player who not only excelled on the field but also contributed to the game through his insights and leadership. This book is an excellent read for fans of football history and those interested in the development of the sport through the eyes of one of its notable figures.
Publisher: Stanley Paul Hardback: 128 pages
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