Jock Stein

by Archie Macpherson

Being republished to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Celtic's legendary victory in the 1967 European Cup final in Lisbon, Macpherson's acclaimed biography reappraises Jock Stein's career and looks closely at the personality of the man whose shrewdness and cunning stamped him eventually with greatness.

Genres: Football, Biography

320 pages, Paperback

First published August 19, 2004

Reviews

[Geoff]

I have always been awestruck when it comes to Jock Stein. What he did for Celtic back in 67 being the main point of fascination. This definitive biography gives you a good look at the main and his life story. If you want to know more about Jock Stein and Scottish Football from the 60s through the 70s I recommend this book.

Where this is an Audible I can say the Story was engaging and the performance fit the story, both a hard 4 stars therefore over 4 stars for this.

[Brian Chirwa]

Discipline, determination and a willingness to learn and adapt made Jock become the larger than life character. It's such principles one needs to curve out a life

[Konrad Rozek]

Really good book about the most legendary Celtic manager. The author's knowledge and clear affection for the man shine through.

[Stephen Boyle]

Brilliant.

[Kevin Tole]

remarkably well written by the great Saint Weetabixheid himself. The best book on Stein without a doubt