Is it Just Me or is Modern Football S**t? : An Encyclopaedia of Everything That is Wrong in the Modern Game

Sick of seeing players covering their mouths when they speak? Had enough of convoluted, pre-practised celebrations? Recoil in horror at the sight of Liverpool players advertising face cream? If the answer is 'yes' then Is it Just Me or is Modern Football S**t? could be the book for you: an A to Z of everything that is horrible in the game we love.

Does the sight of half-scarves enrage you? Does transfer-deadline day make you want to throw a brick through the TV? Do the opening bars of goal music make your ears bleed? If the answer is ''yes'', then this could be the book for you. Since English football''s very own ''Year Zero'' in 1992, the game has changed beyond recognition, rejecting the rough-and-ready days of the past. And like any change, not all of it has been welcome. The quality of the ''football product'' might be better but it''s come with spiralling levels of debt, yawning inequality and Neymar advertising batteries. These, and many other ills of the modern game, form Jim Keoghan''s exploration of the nation''s favourite pastime. Navigating a world populated by dodgy owners, celebrity referees and Ray Winstone''s floating head, he searches for an answer to the question: Is it Just Me or is Modern Football S**t?