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Up-to-the-minute news, hard-hitting comment and prophetic forecasts — ìt’s all here in the latest edition of the international soccer annual published in the English language. \n \nMexico ‘86 \n \nTwenty-four pages of pictures and assessment ina sparkling souvenir feature. \n \nSpotlight on the Stars \n \nKenny Dalglish, this is your life! An analysis of Liverpool’s brilliant player/ \n \nmanager — Gary Lineker, in a dynamic photo feature — Frank McAvennie, \n \nbackstreet kid turned uptown guy. How is he coping with success at West \n \nHam? — Ray Wilkins and Graeme Souness give their views on the Italian \n \nLeague — Hugo Sanchez, star of Mexican football — Peter Reid, Everton’s 30\n \nyear-old wizard — Glenn Roeder, Tyneside’s Pearly King — Charlie Nicholas, \n \nina round-up of Arsenal’s goalscorers since Ted Drake in 1936 — John Hollins, \n \non Chelsea’s challenge for the League — Rodolfo Rodriguez, rising star of \n \nUruguay — Fernando Gomes, Portugal’s new Eusebio? — Pat Jennings, grand \n \nold man of Irish football. \n \nEuropean Super-League \n \nHow would it work? An investigation into the top 20 clubs, their attendances, \n \nstar players and honours. \n \nSouth America v. Europe \n \nOssie Ardiles of Argentina and Don Howe, England’s coach, pick their sides for \n \na battle of giants in a special feature for readers. \n \nThe Refereeing Crisis \n \nGeorge Courtney suggests what can be done to improve standards. \n \nDenmark in Focus \n \nAn examination of the new Danish strength, now spreading to England and \n \nItaly. \n \nThe Dutch Decline \n \nWhat happened to the mighty team of the °70s with their “Total Football!” \n \nWhy did the country that reached the finals in °74 and °78 fail to qualify for \n \nMexico ’86? \n \nScotland the Brave \n \nFeatures on Jim McLean’s achievements at Dundee United and on Hearts, \n \ntheir great rivals. \n \nThe Manchester United Mystery \n \nWill 1987 be the year United win the League after 20 years? \n \nThe Stars of the Desert \n \nWill the rising players of the Middle East and Africa dominate the world in the \n \n*80s and ’90s? – Categorle onbekend \n \nWith four pages of unique colour photos, packed throughout with stu \n \nshots in black and white, this book is a must for all world-orientated \n \nfans,