The Day Italian Football Died: Torino and the Tragedy of Superga Partick Thistle Did the Anchor Bleu public

Did the Anchor Bleu public house once boast a French landlord

She leaves teaching to volunteer with a Quaker project providing income generating work for refugee peasant women

already tracking down a vicious killer responsible for a baffling series of brutal murders

My hope lies in the likelihood you the reader will find much in this book to relate to

It is a must read for any "Forest" fans

The Day Italian Football Died: Torino and the Tragedy of Superga Partick Thistle Did the Anchor Bleu publicAT just after 5pm on 4 May 1949, a Fiat aircraft carrying 31 people, among them the Torino football squad, crashed into a 2,200ft high peak called Superga on the outskirts of Turin. In an instant the dominant force in Italian football was destroyed. It was a tragedy unparalleled in sporting history and still affecting the club today. Unlike Manchester United after Munich, the Torino club has never been able to recover from that awful moment. Fifty