World Soccer September 1974 volume 14 no. 11
Front cover: Johan Neeskens of Holland and Bonhof of West Germany pictured by Peter Robinson
Back cover: Emlyn Hughes of Liverpool
Photograph of Maric and Katalinski of Jugoslavia
International Board has responsibilities which must be faced by Eric Batty
Johan Cruyff (Barcelona and Holland) writes: Life for a player can be hard
Bukta black and white advertisement
Down with the third world says Brian Glanville
Kazimierz Deyna talks to World Soccer - We owed much to Mr Gmoch
Schon stays in his post - Muller, Grabowski and Breitner threaten international retirement
Don Revie in an exclusive interview with Leslie Vernon
Summers get still shorter - European Championship preview by Eric Batty
China must get recognition soon from Robin Parke in Hong Kong
Paisley new Anfield boss
European cup is open this season by Arthur Rotmil
Things they say in Argentina by Eric Weil - Argentina can win Cup in 1978
Marsh better equipped now by Gregory Tesser
Real win the cup from Barcelona by Keir Radnedge
European Championship results
Anti-climax now evident: Andrew Dettre reports on Australia's efforts in the World Cup
Cup and league double for Slovan
World Soccer Diary - Bianchi is a big hit in France
Dino Zoff (Italy) says; We reached our peak too soon and were on the decline in West Germany
Taylor says Britain must adopt World Cup systems by Brian Marshall
Politics rears its ugly head states Keir Radnedge as he talks of keeping politics out of sports
Italy and the Poles by Brian Glanville
Golden era for brilliant West Germans by Arthur Rotmil
Hungary on a disaster course? Reports Leslie Vernon
Futcher twins are Luton's big investment by Eric Thornton
News from France by Andre Duclos - Cesar and Karasi arrive for a ransom
Colin Jose from Canada - Media get soccer bug (talks of the high coverage of football)
Robert Rensenbrink of Holland says - We did not adopt the wrong tactics
No trainers on field of play is good states Ken Goldman
German efficiency exposed as a myth says Eric Batty
Readers' forum
League tables
Photograph of David Webb Q. P. R.