The League Paper

GEORGE’S STORY HITS THE TARGET

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The LeaguePaper Team
4 October 2026

THE FLP REVIEWS A RANGE OF BOOKS WITH EFL LINKS...

WITH many EFL clubs sidelined over the international break, supporters may well have more time on their hands. Here, FLP editor John Lyons suggests some books that may help to fill the gap…
George Camsell – The Man Who Broke All The Records and Shook The World Of Football, by Paul Menzies, published by Destinworld Publishing, Price: £19.99
THERE aren’t many books that come along and make you go ‘wow’, but this is one of them.
Author Paul Menzies has done a fantastic job to cover the life and c...

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