Worst Game Ever explores the rock-bottom moments in the histories of 19 disparate football clubs, with stories rich in colour and context that rarely have a happy ending, but which every fan can relate to. This gripping book serves as a reminder that football, for most fans, is a perpetual vortex of abject disappointment.
At the intersection of sport, entertainment and performance, wrestling occupies a unique position in British popular culture. This book is the first of its kind to offer a detailed historical and cultural analysis of British professional wrestling, exploring the shifting popularity of the sport as well as its wider social significance.