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Inverting the pyramid

Book • 2009
Inverting the Pyramid: The History of Football Tactics is a comprehensive and insightful exploration of the evolution of football tactics.

Jonathan Wilson meticulously traces the development of various formations and strategies, from the early days of the game to modern times.

The book delves into the tactical innovations of legendary managers and players, analyzing their impact on the sport.

Wilson's engaging writing style makes complex tactical concepts accessible to both casual fans and seasoned analysts.

The book is highly regarded for its historical depth and its ability to illuminate the strategic intricacies of football.

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Jonathan Wilson
as a book that might make a good Christmas present.
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James Horncastle
in comparison to Ancelotti's prolific writing and tactical depth.
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Amit Varma
as a great book on football tactics.
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Mentioned by Mark Carey as a source to learn more about Charles Reep's impact on English football.
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Michael Cox
as a book providing more information about Charles Reap and his impact on English football.
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Tom Holland
when discussing the history of Argentine football and its unique characteristics.
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Authored by Jonathan Wilson, mentioned as the perfect stepdad's Christmas present.
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