World Soccer December 1967 Volume 8 No. 3
Front cover: Portrait of Johnny Byrne, the Crystal Palace and England Centre-Forward
Back cover: Soccer Star magazine advertisement
Forthcoming events… December (Eric Batty talks about the England/Scotland dispute which will be settled at Hampden Park "Clash of Giants")
Hungarian Newsletter by Leslie Vernon featuring portrait image of Janos Farkas - Magyars Quality First (talks on Holland v. Hungary match)
Ronnie Simpson's great football story advertisement
English review by Leslie Page - Football given new dimensions featuring images of Noel Cantwell and Jimmy Hill as well as Denis Law and Ian Ure
West German newsletter by Arthur Rotmil - Full colour TV (first colour TV match for Germany)
News from Switzerland - Long Journey worth Wile (1500 Soccer fans from Switzerland travelled to Moscow for the game)
Is Scottish Football Dead? Asks Brian Glanville
Champs make poor starts - European Commentary by Gordon Jeffery featuring image of Pieters Graafland, Alan Ball, Nobby Stiles and Alex Stepney
Irish news by Colin McAlpin - Glens once again the least praised including images of George Best and Denis Law
Searching the Soccer Scene with Arthur Rotmil - Russians on their way to England
Australian news by Andrew Dettre - Climate not ideal
Asian news by K. P. Khoo - Cramer's view
European cup statistics by Arthur Rotmil
Too easily predictable - World Diary by Roger Macdonald (game between Celtic and Racing was too predictable, Macdonald states)
Focus on AC Milan by Jim Hawthorne - Under the shadow (keeping up with what's going on with AC Milan in this season)
South American Commentary by Gordon Jeffery - 'A' Internationals Not Full Internationals (including images of Prieto and Olivares
Around the world stories
Open letters from readers writing in to the magazine: This month- reader tackles controversial Peter Cabrelli by Eric Batty
Scottish news by John Stone - Celtic in furore (How Scotland Celtic players had a month of total misery)
Championship matches predominate - International post-mortem by Gordon Jeffery including images of Gerd Muller from Germany
Club spotlight on Hannover 96… by Keir Radnedge - In 1970 96 could well be in at the kill'
Speaking personally by Leslie Vernon - Docherty… 'best manager Chelsea ever had'
Book shop section including Autobiographies, Instructional, annuals and others