The 2020/21 edition of the Malcolm Brodie NI Soccer Yearbook is out now.
The brilliant annual football encyclopedia has arrived just in time for the start of the new Irish League season.
This year's book takes a detailed look at the 2019/20 campaign, which proved to be a unique year in footballing history with league matches and cup tournaments coming to an abrupt end in March due to the outbreak of Covid-19.
With 160 pages of statistics, facts, figures and football news stories, the Northern Ireland Soccer Yearbook is a must-read for football fans across the province.
For the first time in the yearbook’s 53-year history, it is being released in October, so it is bang up-to-date with all the current Northern Ireland International matches, including the thrilling Euro semi-final play off match against Bosnia and Heregovina, which saw Northern Ireland take part in (and win) their first penalty shootout.
IFA President, David Martin provides the opening message, with his reflections on the past season and what the year has ahead for the Irish Football Association.
This edition and indeed all future editions will help serve as part of Malcolm Brodie’s legacy to Irish football, and remains a firm favourite for football fans since it’s first edition was published in 1967.
As is tradition, all profits will donated to charitable causes.
The Northern Ireland Soccer Yearbook 2020/21 is available from all good newsagents and from the publishers, the Ulster Tatler Group, priced at £2.95.
To order a copy call Ulster Tatler on 028 9066 3311 during office hours (9am-5pm, Monday-Friday).
