FROM CORINTHIANS TO CASUALS CLOBBER
Cult collectables, classic shirts & grounds
Head for the Floodlights is the Old Football Grounds Book of the Year, 1988 and 2025! Get Shirty is the book of the greatest ever football kit film. Old Gold & Black, The Shirt Hunter, Black & White Stripes and 101 Manchester City Matchworn Shirts feature the football shirts of your dreams. Can We Not Knock It? “captures ’90s football in all its glory” – talkSPORT. Goalies past and present need to catch our classic Glove Story books. Football’s Black Pioneers tells the stories of the first black players at every Football League club. The Got, Not Got Football Gift Book is a collector’s treasure trove. Manchester City Folklore, Pompey Times and Flat Caps & Tangerine Scarves explore the rich mythology of City, Portsmouth and Blackpool. Plus lots more…
The Art of Goalkeeping
Across Glove Story‘s beautiful endpapers you’ll find 80 of the world’s greatest ever keepers, all captured in unmistakable style by the book’s illustrator, Doug Nash.

Doug is selling posters of his goalie-friendly creations – complete with correct kit, gloves and boots – at his own website, TheArtOfGoalkeeping.com. He offers posters and T-shirts featuring the goalies from the book as well as other shot-stopping stars from many individual clubs.
To celebrate the launch of Glove Story, Doug has created for Conker Editions an exclusive Home International Greats A2 poster, which features his selection of the finest British goalies ever to pull on the hallowed yellow nylon of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. From Banks and Shilton to James and Hart; Pat Jennings and Harry Gregg; Alan Rough, Jim Leighton, Andy Goram; from Leigh Richmond Roose via Gary Sprake to Wayne Hennessey, they’re all lined up for duty. Bring back the Home Internationals!
Who needs wallpaper when you’ve got the chance to collect up giant A2 Art of Goalkeeping goalie posters? Check out the Great British Internationals edition – with added zoom!Save
‘Glove Story’ – in support of Willow
Following the lead of author Rob Stokes, all the author royalties from Glove Story will be donated to Willow, the only UK charity supporting seriously ill 16 to 40 years old through Special Days.

This donation represents the collective effort of a whole team of writers, photographers, illustrators, other individuals and businesses involved in the production of the book. Likewise, the book’s illustrator Doug Nash is going to donate a proportion of his Glove Story/Art of Goalkeeping poster sales to the charity.
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