World Soccer October 1964 Volume 5 No 1
Front cover: Shows Roy Vernon (Wales and Everton) and Gordon Milne (England and Liverpool)
Back cover: full colour advertisement
Brazil's Mister Soccer is interviewed for World Soccer - Thoroughness is his recipe for success by George Jenkins
The last springbok team? By Norman D. Reich
Report from South America - Argentine club's way to cup triumphs by Gordon Jeffery
Scottish View by John Stone
Asian Soccer news - Interest fluctuates by K. P. Khoo
Maltese news - Referees' course on the island by Arthur J. Leaver
Brian Glanville looks at the man with big problems - Managerial role changing
Cutting out rough stuff! By Tom Jagger
Forthcoming events… October - Belgians due at Wembley by Eric Batty
Law makes a world team by Eric Batty
Australian news - Italo-Australians dominated the scene down under by Andrew Dettre
International post-mortem by Gordon Jeffery - The Scots' opponents show up well
Faithfully patient and hoping for reward soon by Eric Batty
Focus on Italian Champions Bologna by Eric Batty
English review by Leslie Page - Pace-makers are injury free clubs
Olympic line up by Eric Batty
Player portrait of Terry Hennessey by Brian Marshall
Around the world stories
All for the Olympics by Gordon Jeffery
New series on finance and attendances by Roger Macdonald - For Italy: Millionaires urgently required!
A matter of loyalty by Tom Jagger
The road to Wembley for World Cup '66
The man in the middle and his views by Sidney Clarkson
The African Soccer Scene: Africa's Olympic Hopes by Norman D. Reich
Olympic time table
Eire round-up - Bright start for two cups by Tom Muldowney
Irish news -New term cups to share out by Colin McAlpin