Football Kit Italia
The Greatest Kits and Characters of the Golazzo Era
(Author) John BlairA fascinating and beautifully illustrated account of the glorious decade of 1992-2002, when Italian football reigned supreme on the world footballing stage. Follow-up to the William Hill Sports Book of the Year-nominated A Culture of Kits: The Definitive Guide to Classic Shirt Collecting. From the catalyst of World Cup Italia 90 and Paul Gascoigne's arrival in Italy in 1992, Serie A became the number-one league in the world, with the British public gaining a ringside seat via Channel 4's legendary weekly coverage. Inside you will find: The captivating stories of the players, clubs and kits that defined one of the most iconic periods in football history and changed the landscape of modern sports programming A comprehensive chronicle covering everything from Signori to Batistuta, Kappa to Diadora and Fiorentina to Juventus Contributions from a diverse set of key television and football-industry figures from the period More than one hundred eye-catching photos of the greatest Serie A shirts from 1992-2002 This stunning book will whisk those who were there straight back to the days of Football Italia- and give those who weren't a tantalising taste of what they missed.
John Blair
John Blair was a prolific poet and playwright known for his masterful use of language and deep exploration of human emotion. His most famous work, "The Wayward Son," is a powerful and poignant reflection on the complexities of family relationships and personal identity. Blair's contributions to literature continue to resonate with readers worldwide.
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