Matt Oldfield Football Stories 4 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set:. The Most Incredible True Football Stories (You Never Knew). How Football Can Change the World. The Most Incredible True Football Stories - The England Edition. The Most Amazing World Cup Stories You Never Knew: World Book Day 2026. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780678471142. Publisher: Wren & Rook. Age Range: 8+. Overview:. Score a hat-trick of brilliant reading with this Matt Oldfield football stories collection. Bursting with jaw-dropping facts, unbelievable moments and heart-warming tales from the beautiful game, these four paperbacks turn football trivia into unforgettable stories. Perfect for young football fans aged 8 and up, the set mixes humour, history and inspiration, making every match report feel like an adventure. Ideal as a stand-alone treat or a thoughtful gift, this collection keeps reluctant readers turning pages while feeding true football obsessives with facts they'll want to share with everyone at school or on the sidelines.. About the Books:. The Most Incredible True Football Stories (You Never Knew) opens the set with a collection of bizarre, jaw-dropping and downright funny football facts, from psychic animals predicting results to players who became legends by accident. It's a brilliant introduction to football's stranger side, written with pace and humour that keeps young readers hooked. How Football Can Change the World shifts the tone, spotlighting real stories of communities, players and fans who used the sport to break down barriers, build peace and inspire change, showing that football is about far more than goals and trophies. The Most Incredible True Football Stories - The England Edition brings the focus home, digging into iconic Three Lions moments, surprising records and quirky anecdotes that celebrate the highs (and occasional lows) of the England men's and women's national teams. Rounding off the set, The Most Amazing World Cup Stories You Never Knew shines a light on the tournament's most d