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The Complete Blizzard Collection

All eight hard copy issues of The Blizzard in one bundle - perfect as a present or for starting your collection. Welll over half a million words across 1,500 pages from more than 100 of the world's best football writers. Weighing in at more than 3 kilos the back catalogue will make your coffee table infinitely more stylish, if somewhat less structually sound.



The Complete Blizzard CollectionThe Complete Blizzard Collection

The Complete Blizzard Collection

All eight hard copy issues of The Blizzard in one bundle. Well over half a million words across 1,500 pages from more than 100 of the world's best football writers, for a flat fee including postage and packing (P&P):

UK: £55
Europe: £70
Non-Europe: £90

Please note: This bundle includes Issues One to Eight of The Blizzard. Issues can be purchased individually from as little as £6 (+ P&P) under our pay-what-you-like policy.

Key Product Information

Some of the many, many highlights from across the seven issues include

  • Issue One - Sid Lowe's interview with Pep Guardiola's mentor, Juanma Lillo, and Dominic Sandbrook comparing Don Revie to Richard Nixon.
  • Issue Two - James Horncastle exploring how Gianni Brera shaped the language and style of Italian football, and Uli Hesse looking at how Borussia Dortmund came back from the brink to win the Bundesliga.
  • Issue Three - Barney Ronay on the story of the World War One internment camp that shaped the development of the game in Europe, and Davidde Corran revisiting Australia's tour to Saigon at the height of the Vietnam war. 
  • Issue Four - Patrick Dessault in conversation with Claude Suaudeau and Didier Deschamps, and David Lynch exploring the role of Ahly and Zamalek's ultras in Egypt's 'Arab Spring'.
  • Issue Five - Lars Siversten speaking to Claus Lundekvam about his post-retirement drink and drug addiction, and Simon Kuper musing on post-nationalism in international football.
  • Issue Six - Brendan Rodgers outlining his footballing philosophy to Philippe Auclair, and Tim Vickery exploring the myth of the Brazilian jogo bonito.
  • Issue Seven - Carl Worswick looking at El Dorado and the genesis of the professional game in Colombia, and Paolo Bandini interviewing former Spurs keeper turned banker Espen Baardsen.
  • Issue Eight - Philippe Auclair in conversation with the doyen of football writing, Brian Glanville, and Roy Henderson on José Mourinho's 'Cult of Personality'.


 

Postage Location

£55.00