World Soccer November 1964 Volume 5 No 2
Front cover: shows Johnny Fantham moving past Ron Yeats. On the right is Mark Pearson.
Back cover: black and white advertisement
The world in action (featuring pictures of Mahmoud Hassan and Roy Vernon)
Forthcoming events… November - Pattern for cup chances by Eric Batty
Brazil's world cup plan - P. J. Pullen interviews Joao Havelange
Toast to Jimmy the quiet hero by Tom Jagger
English review by Leslie Page - Managerial toll still continues
Brian Glanville discusses the development of "own" talent
Eire round-up - Prestige goes up in some ways by Tom Muldowney
South American commentary - Leaders at the half way stage by Gordon Jeffery
Finance and Attendances - France is falling, England is slipping by Roger Macdonald
Umbro advertisement
Australian round-up - Anglos to the front! By Andrew Dettre
Paris newsletter - No excuses for leader's defeat by Jerry Weinstein
International post-mortem - Close "Finnish" to title race by Gordon Jeffery
Focus on independiente - trend setter at last by Eric Batty
Boost for Irish Soccer in European matches - Performance's in top class by Colin McAlpin
Position of Scots as "Anglos"… by Tom Jagger
The Soccer conscious days are over by John Stone
Status of those two "other" cups - Gordon Jeffery with European focus
Money matters around the world… by Roger Macdonald
Only three real chiefs? By Eric Batty
Two continents on the ball - Englishman abroad by Brian Marshall
Around the world stories
The three faces of Florence - Knobbly knees- and all by Roger Macdonald
Fit and fifty! Man in the middles views by Sidney Clarkson
The book case
Triumph in the rain - a report from Belgrade by Roger Macdonald
Some international results and league tables