Association Football

This book contains a detailed guide to the history, tactics, positions, and the contemporary state of football written by one of its earliest celebrities, John Cameron. Contents include: "e;Full-Back Play"e;, "e;The Middle Lineard Play"e;, "e;Training"e;, "e;Hints to Juniors"e;, "e;Captaincy"e;, "e;Refereeing"e;, "e;Football as a Profession"e;, "e;Continental Football"e;, "e;Football Reform"e;, "e;Present Day Football"e;, "e;Famous Cup-Ties"e;, and "e;Laws of the Game"e;. A classic guide to football not to be missed by collectors of vintage literature related to the subject. John Cameron (1872-1935) was a Scottish footballer and manager. He was a forward for Everton, Scotland and Queen's Park, as well as player-manager at Tottenham Hotspur who led them to victory in the 1901 FA Cup. He was appointed first secretary of the Association Footballers' Union in 1896 and was interned in a civilian detention camp in Germany during WWI after coaching Dresdner SC. When the war finished, he started a career as a football journalist, author and publisher. Macha Press is publishing this classic work now in a new edition complete with the original text and artwork for a new generation of football lovers.