Give your homemade soaps a splash of colour with this high quality soap dye, which with its paste-like consistency can be mixed

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Give your homemade soaps a splash of colour with this high quality soap dye, which with its paste-like consistency can be mixed

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Offers instruction & guidance to different levels of soap makers. Using natural ingredients, this title helps readers experience the gratification of making various kinds of handmade soaps, including liquid soaps, cold & hot process soaps, melt-&-pour soaps & re-batched soaps. ...

Presents the melt-&-pour method that offers readers a safe way to make soaps at home without investing in elaborate tools or supplies. This title features the eco-friendly, animal-free ingredients that span a delicious range from oatmeal, lavender, sweet almond butter & coconut milk to honeysuckle, orange cream, clay & fresh mint. ...

Tony Adams was a charismatic figure on the football field, a true leader for Arsenal & Engl&. He won league titles in three separate decades, & after the Gunners moved to their new stadium at the Emirates, it was fitting that a statue of him was erected outside to celebrate his extraordinary career. But, for much of that time, he was also drinking heavily & eventually admitted in his book Addicted that he was an alcoholic.

Now, in that book’s stunning successor Sober, Adams reveals what happened next. He discusses the impact that Arsene Wenger had when he arrived at Arsenal in 1996, & how the manager’s new methods helped extend his career & brought new success to the club. Always a great thinker on the game, Adams moved into coaching & management on retirement, playing a key role in Portsmouth’s famous FA Cup triumph in 2008, & taking on new challenges in the Netherlands, Azerbaijan, China & now Spain to broaden his perspective.

He movingly explains the struggles he’s faced to stay sober for twenty years & why he set up Sporting Chance, the charity which provides treatment & support for sports stars suffering from addictions. He gives his incisive thoughts on England’s continued failings in major tournaments & assesses why Arsenal have struggled to repeat the title-winning formula of his own time there.

This hardback book has 348 pages & measures 24 x 16 x 2.5cm





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Tim Lovejoy & Helen Chamberlain present this triple-bill of their football show, with trivia, interviews, profiles & alaysis of some of the biggest players & some of the best games in the footballing world, including profiles of David Beckham, Eric ...

The team behind the Saturday morning football show Soccer AM have compiled this rundown of the top ten greatest goals ever scored. Who will be top of the list: Weah, Gascoigne, Maradona, Pele or Ronnie Radford? Presented by Tim Lovejoy & Helen Chamberla ...

A family comedy about a dog who is brilliant at football. Thirteen-year-old Zach (Jake Thomas) is travelling to Scotland to meet his father, Bryan Mac Gregor (Nick Moran), a former soccer sensation who is down on his luck & branded as captain of the worl ...

Dal, Chris, Abs & Jason have made the squad for the local youth club under-lls football team. The Rushton Reds have lost their first two matches. Missed chances, missed goals
- even missed penalties! Their coaches say they need to play as a team
- & they have an idea for a team-building day. But will it help the Reds hit the back of the net?

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At last, football has its answer to Freakonomics, The Tipping Point & The Undercover Economist. Why do England lose?? ? Why do Germany & Brazil Win?? ? How have Spain conquered the World?? " Penalties
- what are they good for?" ? What is the price on achieving success & the true cost of failure?? These are questions every football fan has asked. Soccernomics (previously published as Why England Lose) answers them. Written with an economist's brain & a football writer's skill, it applies high-powered analytical tools to everyday football topics. Soccernomics isn't in the first place about money. It's about looking at data in new ways. It's about revealing counterintuitive truths about football. It explains all manner of things about the game which newspapers just can't see. It all adds up to a new way of looking at football, beyond clichs about " The Magic of the FA Cup", England's Shock Defeat & " Newcastle's New South American Star". No training in economics is needed to read Soccernomics but the reader will come out of it with a better understanding not just of football, but of how economists think & what they know.
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