World Soccer November 1963 Volume 4 No 2
Front Cover: Everton's Scottish international outside-right Alex Scott and West Ham United half-back Bobby Moore.
Back Cover: full colour advertisement
Yugoslavia - Always the bridesmaid - International post-mortem by Gordon Jeffery
Some international league tables and results
This negative approach must be prevented by Brian Glanville
Crusaders may face a happy future - an Irish news report by Colin McAlpin
Sliema fail to take advantage - Maltese news by Arthur J. Leaver
Kopa out of the selector's eye - The French Scene by Jerry Weinstein
Garrincha and Pele are in the news - South American Commentary by Gordon Jeffery
Ambitious Morton are riding high - Scottish viewpoint by John Stone
Santos Gain Title - A Gordon Jeffery postscript
One objective for two centre-forwards - Brian Marshall compares John Kaye and Alex Harley
Individuals behind the world's best teams by Eric Batty
Changes and still more than changes! Roger Macdonald's focus on Spain
Africa will emerge from out of the darkness - An Eric Batty exclusive
Floodlighting has succeeded in opening up a new vista of Soccer by Roger Macdonald
Internationals bring good news - Eire round-up by Tom Muldowney
Forthcoming events…November - Poverty is amply illustrated for Norway by Eric Batty
European commentary - Deep in Competition by Gordon Jeffery
Wind of change sweeps soccer by Tom Jagger
Coluna is the very heart of Benfica - Jorge Rivera selects a star of Iberia as his Player Portrait
North Shore United prove outstanding New Zealand club side: Big crowd for a disappointment by D. D. M. Stewart
Around the world stories
English review by Leslie Page - They still have much to learn
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