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Soccer Book List 1. Brilliant Orange - The Neurotic Genius of Dutch soccer 2. Ajax Barcelona Cruyjff - The ABC of an Obstinate Maestro 3. Team Building - The Road to Success 4. Dutch Soccer Secrets 5. The Coaching Philosophies of Louis van Gaal and the Ajax Coaches 6. Coaching Soccer - The Official Coaching Book of the Dutch Soccer Association 7. Match Analysis and Game Preparation – Henny Kormelink 8. Playing Better Soccer is More Fun – Larry Paul 9. Ajax, The Dutch and The War - Simon Kuper 10. Ruud Gullit – The Portrait of a Genius 11. Jaap Stam: Head to Head 12. Guus Hiddink - Going Dutch 13. Martin Jol: The Inside Story 14. Louis van Gaal – Dutch Courage 15. O, Louis: in Search of Louis van Gaal 16. Silence and Speed –Dennis Bergkamp 17. Van Persie 18. My Turn – Autobiography – Johan Cruyjff 19. The Undutchables 20. Stuff Dutch People Like 21. Why The Dutch Are Different 22. Happiest Kids In The World 23. In The City Of Bikes - Amsterdam 24. Mourinho: Anatomy of a Winner 25. Mourinho: Autobiography – Made in Portugal 26. All the way José: The Inside Story of Chelsea 27. José Mourinho: Simply The Best 28. Manage Like Mourinho: Inside the Mind of the Special One 29. The Professor -- Arsene Wenger 30. Wenger – Interviews and Quotations 31. Wenger – Making of a Legend 32. Glorious Game – Arsene Wenger – Extra Time 33. Arsene Wenger – the Biography 34. Liverpool – The Miracle of Istanbul 35. Golden Past, Red Future: Liverpool FC – Champions of Europe 2005 36. Red Revival: Rafa Benitez’s Liverpool Revolution 37. Passing Rhythms – Liverpool Football Club 38. Shankly – Much More Important Than That 39. Shankly – the Man, Genius, Legend 40. Shankly – Autobiography 41. The Real Bill Shankly 42. Essential Shankly 43. Dynasty: Fifty Years of Shankly’s Liverpool 44. Bob Paisley – Manager of the Millennium 45. The Real Bob Paisley 46. The Kop 47. Ghost on the Wall – Roy Evans 48. The Boot Room Boys 49. Gerard Houllier - Autobiography 50. Rafa Benitez – The Authorized Biography by Paco Lloret 51. King Kenny: An Autobiography by Kenny Dalglish 52. A Matter of Opinion – Alan Hansen 53. John Barnes: The Autobiography 54. Gerrard: My Autobiography by Steven Gerrard 55. My Story – Steven Gerrard 56. Fernando Torres – Liverpool’s Number 9 57. The Secret Diary of a Liverpool Scout 58. Leading – Sir Alex Ferguson 59. Alex Ferguson – Autobiography – Managing My Life 60. Sir Alex: The Story of 21 Remarkable Years at Old Trafford 61. Bobby Robson – Farewell, But Not Goodbye – My Autobiography 62. Graeme Souness – Football – My Life, My Passion 63. Soccer Pioneer – Gordon Jago 64. Capello: Portrait of a Winner 65. Fabio Capello: The Man, the Dream, the Inside 66. Luiz Felipe Scolari: The Man, the Manager 67. Harry Redknapp – The Biography 68. Claudio Ranieri: Proud Man Walking: My Chelsea Diary 69. Yours Sincerely – Ron Greenwood 70. Provided You Don’t Kiss Me – 20 Years With Brian Clough 71. Clough: The Autobiography 72. A Strange Kind Of Glory – Sir Matt Busby and Manchester United 73. The Manager: The Absurd Ascent of the Most Important Man in Football 74. Roy Keane – Autobiography 75. Wayne Rooney: My Story by Wayne Rooney 76. Giggs: The Autobiography – Ryan Giggs 77. Paul Scholes - The Biography 78. Nemanja Vidic: The Biography 79. Cantona: The Rebel Who Would Be King 80. Blessed – George Best 81. Scoring at Half Time – George Best 82. Second Best – My Dad and Me --- Calum Best 83. Addicted: Tony Adams 84. Ronaldo – The Journey of a Genius 85. Maradona: The Autobiography of Soccer’s Greatest and Most Controversial Star 86. Super Frank – The Biography of England’s Greatest Footballer - Frank Lampard 87. I am Zlatan Ibrahimovic 88. Flat Back Four – Andy Gray 89. Gray Matters – Andy Gray 90. Why England Lose 91. White Angels – Real Madrid 92. Barca – the people’s passion 93. Messi: The Inside Story of the Boy Who Became a Legend 94. Young Gun: Biography of Cesc Fàbregas 95. Morbo: The Story of Spanish Football 96. A Different Corner: Exploring Spanish Football 97. Soccer: Secrets to Success – Lauriano Ruiz 98. Pep Confidential: Inside Story of Pep Guardiola’s First Season at Bayern Munich 99. Pep Guardiola – The Evolution 100. Forza Italia 101. The Italian Job – Gianlucca Vialli 102. Winning at All Costs – a Scandalous History of Italian Soccer 103. French Football - Le foot 104. Football in France: A Cultural History 105. Tor: The History of German Football 106. Das Reboot: How German Soccer Reinvented Itself and Conquered the World 107. Soccer Without Borders – Jurgen Klinsmann 108. Danish Dynamite – Rob Smith, Lars Eriksen, Mike Gibbon 109. Danish Way of Parenting 110. Didier Drogba: Autobiography 111. Africa United 112. Feet of the Chameleon 113. The Boy In Brazil 114. On Soccer – Sven-Goren Eriksson 115. Focused for Soccer – Bill Beswick 116. One Goal – the Mindset of Winning Soccer Teams – Bill Beswick 117. Love And Blood at the World Cup 118. Around the World in 90 Minutes 119. FIFA – the Dirty Game 120. Soccer Against the Enemy – Simon Kuper 121. How Soccer Explains the World 122. Soccer in the Sun and Shadows – Eduardo Galeano 123. Behind The Curtain: Travels in Eastern European Football 124. Football Dynamo: Modern Russia and the People’s Game 125. Dynamo: Defending the Honor of Kiev 126. Those Feet: A Sensual History of English Football 127. Every Boy's Dream: England's Football Future on the Line: Britain's Footballing Future 128. When Saturday Comes: The Half Decent Football Book 129. Football for the Brave – John Cartwright 130. Fields of Glory, Paths of Gold: The History of European Football 131. Inverting the Pyramid: The History of Football Tactics – Jonathon Wilson 132. The Numbers Game: Why Everything You Know about Soccer is Wrong 133. Soccer Analytics – Successful Coaching Through Match Analysis 134. Soccer and Money 135 .All or Nothing: A Season in the Life of the Champions League – Andy Brassell 136. Soccer Revolution – Willy Meisl 137. Once in a Lifetime: The Incredible Story of the New York Cosmos 138. Sneaker Wars: The Enemy Brothers Who Founded Adidas and Puma 139. How to Coach a Soccer Team – Tony Carr, West Ham United 140. How to Coach Young Players – Tony Carr, West Ham United 141. Coaching Youth Soccer – The European Way – Kevin McShane 142. Inside Out Coaching – Joe Ehrmann 143. Coaching the Mental game – Taylor Trade. 144. Coaching Outside the Box 145. Conscious Coaching – the Art and Science of Building Buy-in 146. Helping Children Succeed 147. How Children Succeed 148. Youth Development in Football: Lessons from the World 149. You'll Win Nothing with Kids: Fathers, Sons and Football 150. Building Resilience in Children and Teens 151. Just Let the Kids Play 152. The Cheers and the Tears - Shane Murphy 153. Way to Go, Coach! - Frank Smol 154. Why Johnny Hates Sports – Fred Engh 155. 5 Dysfunctions of a Team 156. The Talent Code: Greatness Isn’t Born. It’s Grown. Here’s How. 157. The Culture Code – The Secrets of Highly Successful Groups 158. Talent is Never Enough: Discover the Choices That Will Take You Beyond Talent 159. When - The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing 160. Peak – Secrets from the New Science of Expertise 161. Outliers: The Story of Success – Malcolm Gladwell 162. The Tipping Point – Malcolm Gladwell 163. Blink – Malcolm Gladwell 164. David and Goliath – Malcolm Gladwell 165. What the Dog Saw – Malcolm Gladwell 166. Universality: the Blueprint for Soccer’s New Generation 167. The Difference Makers: Making Your Attitude Your Greatest Asset 168. How to Succeed in the Game of Life: 34 Interviews w World’s Greatest Coaches 169. Thinking – Fast and Slow – Daniel Kohneman 170. Smarter – Faster - Better 171. The Smartest Kids in The World – and How They Got That way 172. The Laws of Simplicity – John Maeda 173. Think Simple 174. The Art of Learning: Inner Journey to Optimal Performance 175. Whatever It Takes 176. A Curious Mind – Brian Grazier 177. Brainstorm – The Power and Purpose of the Teenage Brain 178. Being Wrong – Adventures In the Margin of Error 179. Fostering Grit 180. Grit – The Power of Passion and Perseverance 181. Grit to Great 182. Start with Why – Simon Sinek 183. Leaders Eat Last – Simon Sinek 184. The Energy Bus – Jon Gordon 185. Training Camp – Jon Gordon 186. Soup – Jon Gordon 187. The No-Complaining Rule – Jon Gordon 188. Hard Hat – Jon Gordon 189. You Win in the Locker Room First – Jon Gordon 190. Sports Gene 191. 90 Minute Manager 192. David and Goliath: Underdogs 193. Game on – Tom Farrey 194. The Manager – Mike Carson 195. Top Dog – Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman 196. Gold Mine Effect – Rasmus Ankersen 197. The Power of Belief 198. The Power of Habit – Charles Duhigg 199. Free to Learn 200. Mindset – Carol Dweck 201. A Mindset for Learning 202. Growth Mindset Coach 203. Play: How it Shapes the Brain – Stuart Brown 204. Bounce – the Art of Turning Tough Times into Triumph – Keith 205. Flow – the Psychology of Optimal Experience – Mihaly Csikszentmihaly 206. Mind Gym – An Athlete’s Guide to Inner Excellence – Gary Mack 207. Leading in a Culture of Change – Michael Fullan 208. Strength Based Leadership 209. Change Leaders: Learning to do What Matters Most 210. 6 Secrets of Change 211. The Champion’s Mind: How Great Athletes Think, Train and Thrive 212. Heart of a Champion 213. Train Like a Champion 214. On Character and Mental Toughness 215. Mental Toughness 216. Toughness – Jay Bilas 217. The Hinge: the Importance of Mental Toughness 218. Soccer IQ – volume 1 and volume 2 219. Soccer Tough: Simple Football Psychology Techniques to Improve Your Game 220. Soccer Brain: The 4 C coaching Model 221. The Messiah Method 222. the Most Expensive Game in Town 223.
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