Kicking Off Christmas
The Best Football Reads for the Festive Season
Blogmas Day 5
The Best Football Reads for the Festive Season
Blogmas Day 5
The holiday season is the perfect time to curl up with a good book, and if football is your passion, there are some fantastic reads to keep you entertained by the fire. From memoirs to quizzes and celebrations of Scottish football, here are six books to bring a little extra joy to the festive season.
This collection celebrates what it truly means to be a football fan. It brings together stories from supporters of all kinds, capturing the friendships, heartbreaks and joys of following a team.
Over Christmas, it is the kind of book that will make you reflect on your own loyalty and maybe even revisit old scarves and match programmes.
A must for quiz enthusiasts and history buffs alike, this book contains over 600 questions covering more than 140 years of Hibernian FC history.
From legendary matches to little-known facts, it is a fun way to test your knowledge or challenge friends and family over the festive break.
A deeply personal story that explores resilience, recovery, and the role of sport in healing. Written by a physiotherapist, it sheds light on the physical and emotional sides of football.
It is a quieter, more intimate read that offers something meaningful during the busy holiday season.
This book tells the story behind the Homeless World Cup and shows how football can bring hope and dignity to those in difficult circumstances.
It is a moving reminder that the impact of football reaches far beyond the pitch and is especially fitting for a season focused on community and kindness.
Written by celebrated commentator Archie Macpherson, this book captures the thrill of scoring a goal and the unforgettable moments that make football so electrifying.
It is perfect for reliving historic goals and the emotions that come with them.
Combining poetry and photography, this book celebrates the spirit and passion of Scottish football.
It evokes the energy of packed terraces, the drama of late-season matches, and the unique atmosphere of following football in Scotland.