Marshall Cavendish - Winners ~ The Great Champions of Sport - Football

1989

Winners ~ The Great Champions of Sport

Marshall Cavendish

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Gerard Scully has provided lists and illustrations for many of the pages in this collection. Winners ~ The Great Champions of Sport was a part-work published over 72 weeks. Each partwork has 12 leaves - the front cover & 11 double-sided pages. There is a lot of information missing as numbers 10, 15, 16, 17, 31, 32 & 45 to 72 have not been seen.

Football

1.  John Barnes - Player of the year

1.  Gary Lineker - Prolific goalscorer

2.  Peter Beardsley - Liverpool & England hero

2.  Holland - Europe’s top team

3.  Paul Gascoigne - Spurs star

3.  Bryan Robson - England skipper

4.  David Kelly - Brave young Striker

5.  Tony Cottee - Everton & England marksman

5.  Peter Shilton - Goalkeeping perfectionist

6.  David Rocastle - Arsenal’s England midfielder

7.  Glenn Hoddle - The complete midfield maestro

7.  Mirandinha - Bringing the Samba to St James’

8.  Frank McAvennie - Celtic and Scotland hotshot

8.  Mark Hughes - Man United’s fiery Welsh striker

9.  Dave Beasant - Britain’s most expensive ‘keeper

9.  Neil Webb - Forest and England midfield ace

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11.  Bobby Moore - England’s World Cup skipper

11.  Ruud Gullit - The game’s greatest exponent

12.  George Best - Dazzling Red Devil

12.  Terry Butcher - England and Rangers stalwart

13.  Chris Waddle - Spurs and England ace

13.  Des Walker - Forest’s classy stopper

14.  Steve Bull - The voracious Wolf who gorges on goals

14.  Hugo Sanchez - Real Madrid's Mexican marvel

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16.   - 

17.   - 

18.  Kerry Dixon - Chelsea sharpshooter

19.  Paul McStay - Celtic’s cultured playmaker

19.  Diego Maradona - The world’s greatest player

20.  Kenny Dalglish - Liverpool legend

21.  Neville Southall - Everton’s world-class ‘keeper

21.  Tony Cascarino - Milwall’s battling big man

22.  Brian McClair - Man Utd’s clever Anglo-Scot

23.  Gordon Durie - Chelsea’s 5-star striker

24.  Ossie Ardilles - Argentinian soccer maestro

25.  Pat Nevin - The footballing brain

26.  Brian Clough - Mesmirising manager

26.  Dean Saunders - Derby’s goal-grabber

27.  Leeds United - The nearly men of the 1970s

27.  Charlie Nicholas - From Arsenal to Aberdeen

28.  John Aldridge - Liverpool’s latest goal machine

28.  Pele - The greatest goalscorer ever

29.  Jim Leighton - Man Utd’s classy Scottish ‘keeper

29.  David Speedie - Coalminer turned goalscorer

30.  Tony Adams - Captain of the champions

30.  Bruce Grobbelaar - Liverpool’s outrageous ‘keeper

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33.  Paul Parker - Classy QPR defender

33.  Pat Jennings - Goalkeeping great

34.  Paul Ince - Bright midfield star

34.  Marco van Basten - The New Johann Cruyff

35.  Willie Miller - Stylish Scot

35.  Team Spurs - 1961 Double winners

36.  Liam Brady - Ireland’s ‘Hammer’

36.  John Fashanu - Fearless front-runner

37.  Ray Houghton - Vital cog in the ‘Red Machine’

37.  Ferenc Puskas - Magical Magyar

38.  Trevor Francis - Star striker turned manager

38.  Andy Townsend - Norwich’s midfield action-man

39.  John Colquohoun - Strike ace of Hearts

39.  John Toshack - Super-striker turned manager

40.  Bill Shankly - Liverpool’s legendary leader

40.  Danny Wallace - Flying winger

41.  Norman Whiteside - Everton’s new hard-man

41.  Ian Wright - Eagles’ flying forward

42.  Maurice Johnston - Golden biy of Scotland

42.  Michael Phelan - United’s midfield schemer

43.  Paul Merson - Young gun going for it

43.  Kevin Sheedy - Set-piece specialist

44.  Paolo Rossi - Italian goalscoring hero

44.  Mark Wright - Pillar of the Derby defence

Alex McLeish (Aberdeen)

Alan Smith (Arsenal)

Brian Marwood (Arsenal)

Double Winners (Arsenal)

Tony Daley (Aston Villa)

Nigel Spink (Aston Villa)

David Platt (Aston Villa)

Alan McInally (Aston Villa)

Paul McGrath (Aston Villa)

Stanley Matthews (Blackpool)

Paul Elliott (Celtic)

European Champions (Celtic)

Garth Crooks (Charlton Athletic)

Tony Dorigo (Chelsea)

Graham Roberts (Chelsea)

Kevin Drinkell (Coventry City)

Cyrille Regis (Coventry City)

Maurice Malpass (Dundee)

Kenny Sansom (England)

Michael Thomas (England)

Kevin Ratcliffe (Everton)

Mike Newell (Everton)

Michel Platini (France)

Johnny Haynes (Fulham)

Johann Cruyff (Holland)

Billy Bremner (Leeds United)

Gordon Banks (Leicester City)

European Champions (Liverpool)

Steve Nicol (Liverpool)

Steve McMahon (Liverpool)

Ian Rush (Liverpool)

Kevin Keegan (England) (Liverpool)

Clive Allen (Manchester City)

Gary Pallister (Manchester United)

Bobby Charlton (Manchester United)

Viv Anderson (Manchester United)

Steve Bruce (Manchester United)

Terry Hurlock (Milwall)

Roy Aitken (Newcastle United)

Malcolm McDonald (Newcastle United)

Stuart Pearce (Nottingham Forest)

Nigel Clough (Nottingham Forest)

Eusebio (Portugal)

David Seaman (Queens Park Rangers)

Terry Venebales (Queens Park Rangers)

Rodney Marsh (Queens Park Rangers)

Ally McCoist (Rangers)

Graeme Souness (Rangers)

Jim Baxter (Rangers)

Champions (Rangers)

Emile Butrageno (Real Madrid)

Gianluca Vialli (Sampdoria)

Matt Le Tissier (Southampton)

Gary Mabbutt (Tottenham Hotspur)

Jimmy Greaves (Tottenham Hotspur)

Franz Beckenbauer (West Germany)

Trevor Brooking (West Ham United)

American Football

1.  Redskins - Team of the 80’s

2.  John Elway - Gridiron’s golden boy

3.  Reggie White - NFL Hardman

4.  Jerry Rice - Star wide receiver

5.  Eric Dickerson - The NFL’s premier runningback

6.  Brian Bosworth - Plain-talking Seahawk

7.  Bernie Kosar - Cleveland Brown’s rising star

8.  Troy Stradford - Miami’s star runningback

9.  Dan Marino - The NFL’s greatest ever QB

11.  Jim McMahon - The Bears bad-mouthing QB

12.  Mark Bavard - A Giant among tight ends

13.  Joe Namath - The Jet’s legendary quarterback

14.  Anthony Carter - The Vikings' lethal wide receiver

18.  Lawrence Taylor - The Giant’s outstanding linebacker

19.  Roger Craig - The 49ers’ ace runningback

20.  Randall Cunningham - Outstanding young Eagle

21.  Terry Bradshaw - The Steelers’ rifle-armed QB

22.  Cornelius Bennett - The Bill’s tough linebacker

23.  Frank Minnifield - Jumping Jack cornerback

24.  John Riggins - Tough Redskin rusher

25.  Michael Carter - Hard-nosed 49er

26.  Keith Jackson - The Eagles’ light end

27.  Boomer Esiason - Bengals’ star quarterback

28.  Neal Anderson - Chicago’s running Bear

29.  Bo Jackson - LA Raiders’ super athlete

30.  Tim Krumrie - Snarling Bengal tiger

33.  Ronnie Lott - Fearless defensive back

34.  Tim Brown - Raiders’ bright new hope

35.  Ricky Sanders - Superbowl XXII star

36.  John Offerdahl - Explosive Miami linebacker

37.  Morten Andersen - Scandanavian star-kicker

38.  Bart Starr - Powerpacked Super Bowl Great

39.  Jim Everett - Quality QB for L.A. Rams

40.  James Brooks - Runningback from the Bengals

41.  Tom Newberry - L.A.’s leading lineman

42.  Jerry Gray - Crunching cornerback

43.  O.J. Simpson - Legendary runningback

44.  Paul Simms - Quarterback giant

Athletics

1.  Daley Thompson - Decathlete

2.  Linford Christie - Star sprinter

3.  Said Auoita - Running legend

4.  Sebastian Coe - Middle-distance legend

5.  Tessa Sanderson - Britain’s Javelin heroine

6.  Florence Griffith-Joyner - The fastest woman in history

8.  Peter Elliott - GB’s latest middle-distance hero

9.  Colin Jackson - Olympic hurdling silver medalist

11.  Jackie Joyner-Kersee - Supreme all-round woman athlete

12.  Steve Cram - Record-breaking Geordie miler

14.  Allan Wells - Britain's Olympic sprint hero

18.  Butch Reynolds - 400m world record holder

19.  Sally Gunnell - World-Class hurdler

20.  Mark Rowland - Steeplechase hero

21.  Sergey Bubka - Top of the vaulters

22.  Yvonne Murray - 3000m bronze medallist

23.  Steve Ovett - Enigmatic running legend

24.  Fiona May - Leaping to titles

25.  Roger Kingdom - Duble Olympic champion

26.  Roger Black - European 400m champion

27.  Dalton Grant - Haringey’s high jumping star

28.  Ed Moses - All-time great hurdler

29.  Evelyn Ashford - Triple Olympic gold sprinter

33.  Ade Mafe - Star British sprinter

35.  Ingrid Kristiansen - Norwegian athletics queen

36.  Bob Beamon - The longest jumper

37.  Debbie Flintoff-King - Aussie hurdles heroine

38.  Marita Koch - German wonder woman

39.  Greg Foster - Sprint hurdle specialist

40.  Grete Waitz - Record-breaking runner

42.  Eamonn Coghlan - Master of the mile

43.  Renaldo Nehemiah - Electrifying hurdler

44.  Kriss Akabusi - From flat to hurdles

Best of the Rest

1.  Stephen Roche - Cycling Hero

2.  Konishiki - Sumo’s man mountain

3.  Sandy Lyle - Golfing Hero

4.  Wayne Gretzky - The world’s most expensive player

5.  Red Rum - Triple Grand national winner

6.  Pirmin Zurbriggen - The world’s greatest ski racer

7.  Seve Ballesteros - Golf’s swashbuckling Spaniard

7.  Adrian Moorehouse - Swimming to gold in Seoul

8.  Steve Cirtis - Powerboating’s fearless champion

9.  Sean Kerly - GB’s Olympic hockey hotshot

9.  Desmond Douglas - The ‘Mr Consistent’ of table tennis

11.  The Hawks - Kings of Aussie rules

12.  Elena Shushunova - Olympic gymnastics champion

13.  Matt Biondi - The world’s greatest swimmer

13.  Ian Woosnam - Welsh golfing wizard

14.  Don Mattingly - The Yankee's super slugger

18.  Katarina Witt - The queen of figure-skating

19.  Virgin Atlantic Flyer - Ballooning’s history-maker

20.  Sean Kelly - World-beating cyclist

21.  Eric Bristow - Doyen of darts

22.  Alan Cooke - England’s no.1 table tennis star

23.  Australia II - America’s Cup winning yacht

23.  Nick Faldo - Golf’s new master

24.  Naim Suleymanoglu - Olympic strongman

25.  New York Mets - Baseball heroes

25.  Neil Adams - England’s judo star

26.  Janet Evans - 3 Olympic swimming golds

27.  Barton Lynch - World surfing champion

28.  Jack Nicklaus - The greatest golfer of all

28.  Darren Mercer - The ironman of ironmen

29.  Michael Jordan - Basketball superstar

30.  Desert Orchid - The nation’s favourite racehorse

33.  David Bryant - Bowling’s number one

34.  Brian Jacks - British Judo ace

35.  Alton Byrd - Basketball hot shot

36.  Steve Cauthen - Racing’s golden boy

37.  John Spencer - Snooker’s true professional

38.  Mark Calcavecchia - 1989 Open Champion

38.  Sharron Davies - Back in the swim of things

39.  Nadia Comaneci - Romania’s wonder gymnast

40.  Jocky Wilson - Back on top of the world

40.  Torvill & Dean - Ice skating’s perfect combination

41.  Virginia Leng - Europe’s top eventer

41.  Ian Taylor - Britain’s great goalie

42.  Greg Lemond - Tour de France winner

43.  Harvey Smith - Controversial horseman

43.  Tom Watson - US golfing great

44.  Duncan Goodhew - Moscow gold medallist

Boxing

1.  Mike Tyson - Heavyweight Champ

2.  Lloyd Honeyghan - King of the Welterweights

4.  Nigel Benn - Commonwealth champion

5.  Herol Graham - British Middleweight champion

6.  Thomas Hearns - Multiple World Champion

7.  Barry McGuigan - Boxing’s Mr Nice Guy

8.  Sugar Ray Leonard - Record-breaking boxing champ

9.  Azumah Nelson - Africa’s most successful fighter

12.  Marvin Hagler - ‘Marvelous’ and mean middleweight

13.  Frank Bruno - Gentle heavyweight giant

14.  Muhammad Ali - The greatest - and pritiest - fighter ever

18.  Roberto Duran - ‘Hands of Stone’

20.  Chris Pyatt - Explosive light-middleweight

22.  Don Curry - ‘The Cobra’ of the ring

24.  Henry Cooper - Heavyweight hero

26.  Michael Nunn - World middlewiight champion

27.  Sugar Ray Leonard - Pound-for-pound the greatest

28.  Larry Holmes - long-reigning heavyweight

30.  Julio Cesar Chavez - Mexican lightweight marvel

33.  Gary Jacpbs - Welterweight wonder

34.  Marlon Starling - Welterweight magic man

35.  Joe Louis - The great champion

36.  Dave McAuley - Flying flyweight

37.  Glenn McCrory - North-East boxing champion

38.  Rocky Marciano - The man no-one could beat

39.  Terry Marsh - The fighting fireman

41.  Jeff Fenech - Three-time world champ

42.  Salvador Sanchez - Mexican tough-guy

44.  Maurice Hope - Southpaw sensation

Cricket

1.  Graeme Hicks - Batting prodigy

3.  David Gower - Stylish bat

4.  Kapil Dev - World-class all-rounder

5.  Malcolm Marshall - Test Cricket’s deadliest paceman

6.  Allan Lamb - Middle-order batting star

8.  Mike Gatting - Combative and courageous bat

11.  Javed Miandad - Paristan’s big ton specialist

12.  Viv Richards - Modern cricket’s greatest batsman

13.  Allan Border - Never-say-die Aussie skipper

14.  Phillip DeFreitas - Gifted all-rounded for England and Lancs

18.  Neil Foster - England’s deadly seamer

18.  Sunil Gavaskar - Test cricket’s top scorer

19.  David Boon - Pugnacious Aussie opener

19.  Gary Sobers - Legendary all-rounder

20.  Michael Holding - Thoroughbred paceman

20.  Tim Robinson - Notts’ steady opener

21.  Robin Smith - Hants’ belligerent run-maker

21.  Imran Khan - A cricket aristocrat

22.  Chris Broad - England’s controversial opener

22.  Jeff Dujon - Classy wicketkeeper-bat

23.  Matthew Maynard - England’s dashing run-maker

23.  Dilip Vengsarkar - World’s top-rated batsman

24.  Richard Hadlee - Deadly cricket all-rounder

24.  Dean Jones - Attacking Aussie batsman

25.  Don Bradman - The one and only ‘Don’

25.  Mike Brearley - Clever cricket captain

26.  Abdul Qadir - The world’s best spinner

27.  Desmond Haynes - Prolific West Indies opener

28.  Dennis Lillee - Fiery Aussie fast bowler

29.  Derek Randall - The clown prince of cricket

30.  Ravi Shastri - Indian bowler and batsman

33.  Simon O’Donnell - Brave Aussie all-rounder

34.  Kim Barnett - Leading from the front

35.  Clive Lloyd - Caribbean king

36.  Paul Jarvis - Yorkshire and England speedstar

37.  Wasim Akram - Lancashire and Pakistan pace-man

38.  Angus Fraser - England pace prospect

39.  Merv Hughes - Demon from ‘Down-Under’

40.  Jack Russell - Hero of English cricket

41.  Ted Dexter - England Test Supremo

42.  Hanif Mohammad - Record-breaking opener

43.  Alec Stewart - Following in father’s footsteps

44.  Courtney Walsh - Jamaican bowling great

Flashback

1.  FA Cup winners from 1872 - 

2.  Super Bowl Winners fron 1967 - 

3.  5 Nations winners - 

4.  European Cup Winners 1956- 1988 - 

5.  Grand National Winners from 1837 - 

6.  Le mans winners from 1923 - 

7.  Heavyweight Boxing Champions from 1892 - 

8.  The XXIVth Olympiad - Seoul track results

9.  World Professional Snooker Champions 1927-1988 - 

11.  Formula 1 Winners - From 1950

12.  Cricket’s County Champions from 1894 - 

13.  Wimbledon Men’s Champs from 1877 - 

14.  Men's Olympic Sprint Champions from 1896 - 

18.  World Welterweight Champions - 

19.  British Isles Tours Since 1910 - 

20.  Tour De France Winners Since 1903 - 

21.  Motorcycle Champions 500& 250 cc - 

22.  Cricket’s 1-day League & Cup Winners - 

23.  Golf’s Open Winners from 1860 - 

24.  British Boxing Heavyweights - 

25.  Women’s Wimbledon Winners Since 1884 - 

26.  Swimming Champions Womens Olympic winners - 

27.  Scottish League Champions Since 1890 - 

28.  Isle of Man TT Motorcycling champions - 

29.  Champion Jockeys Since 1900 - 

30.  Boxing Lightweight Champions since 1888 - 

33.  World Middleweight Champions from 1890 - 

34.  Olympic Judo Finalists from 1964 - 

35.  European Cup Winners Cup Finals from 1960/61 - 

36.  US Open Golf Winners from 1895 - 

37.  Open Squash Champions World and British winners - 

38.  RAC and World Rally Champions - 

39.  Women’s Worls & Olympic Gymnastic Champions - 

40.  UEFA Cup Finals from 1958 - 

41.  World Boxing Featherweight Champions from 1890 - 

42.  Scottish Cup Finals from 1874 - 

43.  Davis Cup Finals from 1900 - 

44.  England v West Indies Test matches

Motor Sports

1.  Nigel Mansell - Grand Prix Ace

2.  Alain Prost - Formula 1’s ‘professor’

3.  Wayne gardner - 500cc ace

4.  Ivan Mauger - All-Time speedway king

5.  Walter Rohrl - Four-times Monte Carlo winner

6.  Team Jaguar - Classis Le mans winning Big Cats

7.  Barry Sheene - Biking’s bionic man

8.  JJ Lehto - Flying Finn of Formula 3

11.  Ayrton Senna - Brazil’s F1 World Champion

12.  Martin Brundle - World Sportscar Champion

14.  Ari Vatanen - Rally daredevil with fighting spirit

18.  Freddie Spencer - Back in the 500cc saddle

20.  Dave Thorpe - Motocross marvel

21.  Johnny Herbert - Brave F1 newcomer

22.  Niki Lauda - The F1 ace who cheated death

23.  Enzo Ferrari - Racing’s mystery man

24.  Jim Clark - Formula One legend

25.  Ron Haslam - Road-racing ‘Rocket’

27.  Jackie Stewart - Triple world champion

29.  Mike Hawthorn - Britain’s first F1 world champion

30.  Joey Dunlop - The Irish hero of the TT

33.  Emerson Fittipaldi - F1 cham[ turned Indy racer

34.  Kevin Schwantz - Motorcycling sensation

35.  Richard Noble - British land speed hero

36.  Team Marlboro McLaren - Kings of the GP circuit

37.  Kenny Roberts - Master of the motor cycle

38.  Juan-Manuel Fangio - Grand Prix legend

39.  Jordi Tarres - Spanish trials champ

40.  Gilles Willeneuve - Late, lamented GP star

41.  Giacomo Agostini - Genius on two wheels

42.  Jean Alesi - Dynamic French driver

43.  Sito Pons - Spain’s king of the track

Raquet Sports

2.  Stefan Edberg - Wimbledon winner

3.  Jahanger Khan - Squash no 1

3.  Steffi Graf - Tennis Queen

4.  Pat Cash - serve-and-volley ace

6.  Gabriela Sabatini - Graceful tennis Princess

7.  Ivan Lendl - Czech tennis ace turned US master

8.  Lisa Opie - England’s 1st lady of squash

9.  Mats Wilander - The top player in men’s tennis

11.  Darren Hall - European badminton champ

12.  Boris Becker - Germany’s tennis powerhouse

13.  John McEnroe - Explosive tennis genius

14.  Jansher Khan - Pakistan's teenage squash prodigy

18.  Hana Mandlikova - Twice Australian Open winner

19.  Jimmy Connors - Gutsy tennis veteran

20.  Yannick Noah - French Tennis showman

21.  Susan Devoy - Squash superstar

23.  Steve Baddeley - English badminton’s No 1

24.  Andre Agassi - Crowd-pulling tennis prodigy

25.  Chris Everet - First Lady of tennis

26.  Jonah Barrington - Fiery squash maestro

27.  Virginia Wade - Former star of women’s tennis

28.  Yang Yang - Chinese world badminton champion

29.  Martine LeMoignan - Women’s world squash champion

30.  Pam Shriver - Tennis doubles queen

33.  Morten Frost - Badminton’s European champ

34.  Tim Mayotte - ‘Mr Nice Guy’ of tennis

35.  Arantxa Sanchez - French Open sensation

36.  Kevin Curren - Powerhouse of the court

37.  Ross Norman - Kiwi squash star

39.  Michael Chang - Tennis’ young rising star

40.  Ilie Nastase - Clown-prince of tennis

42.  Gillian Gilks - All-round badminton star

43.  Arthur Ashe - Winner against the odds

44.  Evonne Cawley - Darling of Wimbledon

Rugby

1.  Jonathan Davies - Stand-off genius

2.  Ellery Hanley - Rugby league giant

3.  Rory Underwood - Flying wing

4.  Shaun Edwards - GB & Wigan Prodigy

5.  Serge Blanko - French rugby virtuoso

6.  Martin Offiah - Widnesflying wing-threequarter

7.  Gavin Hastings - Supreme Scottish full-back

8.  Andy Gregory - The finest scrum-half in the world

9.  Bill Beaumont - England’s Grand Slam skipper

11.  Andrew Harriman - England’s electrifying wing

12.  Garry Schofield - Leeds’ try-hungry centre

13.  Will Carling - England’s free-running skipper

14.  Joe Lydon - Fast, elusive utility back

18.  Kevin Ward - The best prop in the world

19.  Finlay Calder - Scotland & Lions skipper

20.  Alex Murphy - One of the greats

21.  Gareth Edwards - Welsh rugby immortal

22.  Steve Hampson - Wigan’s irrepressible full-back

23.  Chris Oti - Free-scoring winger

24.  Graeme Eadie - Invincible full back

25.  David Campese - Aussie wing wizard

26.  Paul Loughlin - St Helen’s young centre

27.  Robert Jones - Scrum-half in the Welsh mould

28.  Lee Crooks - Leeds’ ball-playing forward

29.  Gareth Chilcott - Rugby Ubion’s reformed bad boy

30.  Mark Graham - Courageous Kiwi captain

30.  Nick Farr-Jones - Australia’s clever leader

33.  Andy Irvine - Pride of Scotland

34.  Kevin Iro - Kiwi’s druitful centre

35.  Jeremy Guscott - Pride of the Lions

36.  Billy Boston - Rugby League legend

37.  Wade Dooley - Heavyweight of the scrum

38.  Tony Myler - Inspirational stand-off

39.  Jean-Pierre Rives - Fearless French flanker

40.  Andy Goodway - Wigan’s forward machine

41.  Dusty Hare - Record points scorer

42.  Wayne Pearce - Aussie Flying flanker

43.  Mark Ella - On eof rugby’s great talents

44.  Andy Robinson - Bath’s battling back-row

Snooker

1.  Stephen Hendry - Rising cue star

2.  Cliff Thorburn - Canadian cue master

4.  Jimmy White - ‘Whirlwind’ of the snooker circuit

5.  Alex Higgins - Mercurial cue star

7.  Joe Johnson - From gas fitter to world champion

9.  Steve Davis - The greatest snooker player ever

11.  Dennis Taylor - The ‘Mr Nice Guy’ of pro snooker

13.  Neal Foulds - Young pretender of the pro circuit

19.  Doug Mountjoy - Back in the winning groove

22.  John Parrott - Happy-go-lucky Scouser

26.  Ray Reardon - Wily Welsh wizard

29.  Joe Davis - Snooker’s legendary master

34.  Tony Meo - Potting back to the top

41.  Willie Thorne - King of the big breaks

44.  Eddie Charlton - Unflappable Aussie veteran

Winners Rulebook

•  Winners Rulebook 1.  American Football, Athletics, Australian Rules, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Bobsleigh

•  Winners Rulebook 2.  

•  Winners Rulebook 3.  Rugby Union, Rugby League, Skiing, Snooker, Squash, Sumo, Swimming, Diving, Tennis, Volleyball