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喬納森·威爾遜，是一個廣受好評的傳記類圖書作者,齣版有關於東歐足球的書《英格蘭的解剖學:曆史在10場比賽》《桑德蘭:俱樂部轉變》《局外人:守門員的完整曆史》《利物浦的解剖學》。他為《衛報》《體育畫報》和《世界足球》供稿。他還是《暴雪》雜誌的編輯。他著作的《倒轉金字塔》一書曾獲威廉·希爾體育書奬。Jonathan Wilson is the author of a critically acclaimed biography of Brian Clough, a book on Eastern European football, THE ANATOMY OF ENGLAND: A HISTORY IN TEN MATCHES, SUNDERLAND: A CLUB TRANSFORMED, THE OUTSIDER: A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE GOALKEEPER and THE ANATOMY OF LIVERPOOL. He writes for the GUARDIAN, SPORTS ILLUSTRATED and WORLD SOCCER, and he is the editor of THE BLIZZARD. INVERTING THE PYRAMID won Best Football Book at the BRITISH SPORTS BOOK AWARDs and was shortlisted for the WILLIAM HILL SPORTS BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD譯者：迪生：球迷一傢翻譯團成員，愛好收集足球書籍和視頻。徐天辰：畢業於利茲大學和香港中文大學，曾在日內瓦聯閤國總部擔任翻譯；1998年起看球，切爾西鐵杆球迷，爆棚小組和球迷一傢翻譯團成員，已齣版四部譯著。蝶歌：畢業於復旦大學和休斯頓大學，因1986年世界杯迷上阿根廷足球，也是國際米蘭的忠實擁躉。

出版者:Orion

作者:Jonathan Wilson

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頁數:384

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出版時間:2009-5-28

價格:GBP 8.99

裝幀:Paperback

isbn號碼:9781409102045

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圖書標籤:

足球
戰術
體育
曆史
JonathanWilson
足球發展
足球曆史
英文原版

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Whether it's Terry Venables keeping his wife up late at night with diagrams on scraps of paper spread over the eiderdown, or the classic TV sitcom of moving the salt & pepper around the table top in the transport cafe, football tactics are now part of the fabric of everyday life. Steve McLaren's switch to an untried 3-5-2 against Croatia will probably go down as the moment he lost his slim credibility gained from dropping David Beckham; Jose Mourinho, meanwhile, was often brought to task for trying to smuggle the long ball game back into English football. Here Jonathan Wilson pulls apart the modern game, traces the world history of tactics from modern pioneers right back to beginning where chaos reigned. Along the way he looks at the lives of great players and thinkers who shaped the game, and probes why the English, in particular, have 'proved themselves unwilling to grapple with the abstract'.