Mud, Blood and Studs – One Family's Legacy in Soccer and Rugby Across Three Continents

The interesting story of sporting excellence passed down through a Scottish family. The story begins with eldest of four brothers, Jim Brown, who emigrated to America and was selected to play in the 1930 US World Cup team. In 1932, he signed for Manchester United, later playing for Spurs before returning to the US where his son, George, became a USA All-Star and national team player. Jim's brothers Tom and John were both goalkeepers who played most of their football for Ipswich Town and Clyde respectively, John's sons subsequently played rugby for Scotland and descendents of their cousins, the Lambies, later made a big impact in South African rugby. Published in 2022.

Size: 143mm x 223mm – 224 pages.