World soccer October 1975 volume 15 no. 10
Front cover:
Back cover: team photo of Aston Villa
Photograph of Charlie George of Derby County
Leslie Vernon interviews Dave Sexton (Queens Park Rangers manager)
Gerd Muller - West Germany and Bayern Munich - writes: Don't expect goal-glut in 1978 but top three will shine
World 11 selected by Eric Batty (Eric Batty selects his top 11 players in the world)
Looking at soccer with Brian Glanville - Argentina and the 1978 World Cup… doubts still remain in my mind
Colin Jose reports on the NASL championship - Tampa Bay beat Portland timbers
Bukta advertisement
Van Himst switch is big shock - Keir Radnedge traces the career of Belgium's most capped player
Arthur Rotmil spotlights the West German footballer of the year - Maier wins top award
Subbuteo advertisement
Title hopes for Happel - Club Focus on FC Bruges by Jack Rollin
World soccer diary
West Germany and England remain firm favourites - European championship round-up conducted by Eric Batty
Lokeren top with Lubanski
Ken Goldman puts a series of questions to Ted Croker of the English football association - British players better in some ways…
Managerial structure of professional clubs - by Graham Edwards
Good crowds and plenty of goals is Bundesliga - West German newsletter complied by Arthur Rotmil
Dust settles after transfer turmoil by Keir Radnedge
Interesting new imports - Andre Duclos reports from France
Shamrock face a critical season… news from Eire by Tony Reid
Confusion for Atletico over naturalisation by Keir Radnedge
Victory to England - praise for Swiss: News from Switzerland by Arthur Rotmil
International microscope of Wales by Eric Batty - good run just now
Leeds and that ban… it is a legal question by Brian Glanville
South American round-up by Eric Weil: Strike in Argentina
Eric Thornton's soccer notebook - Catterick back to aid Preston - optimistic future for Middlesbrough
David of Miami is the top scorer… Colin Jose reports from the USA and Canada
Hungarian news by Leslie Vernon - more football forced on the top clubs
Sweden hit N. Ireland's last final hopes - international post-mortem conducted by Jack Rollin
World soccer results service
Portrait photograph of Stewart Kennedy of Glasgow rangers