World Soccer April 1971 Volume 11 No. 7
Front cover: Photograph of England and Manchester City striker Francis Lee
Back cover: Photograph of Vitoria Setubal squad
GSK- Slavia steer clear of the drop - Simeon Simeonov and his club GSK-Slavia were the only team to improve their position in the league
FK Austria in distress - FK Austria have fallen to 12th out of 16 in the league
Hajduk mystery in Yugoslavia - the team are in an accident mystery once more
Toyo Kogyo win in Japan
Soccer in USA makes progress - "there are 12000 players in St. Louis and 600 clubs" - the popularity of this game is growing rapidly
Hungarian news by Leslie Vernon - television coverage to be halted - the season in Hungary will not be aired on television
Yashin names his team - Lev Yashin has been asked to make up the World Team for a match against Russia for his farewell the upcoming May
European fairs Cup results and goal scorers
European round-up: Dzajic sent off as red star crash - Yugoslav forward sent off pitch in game against Red Star Belgrade
Book reviews
Looking at soccer, Brian Glanville: Common market poses a problem - the football market is creating problems since rules were set in place about excluding professional footballers from other member countries
Italian football drops into the red - World Soccer News desk reports that Italian soccer is deeply in debt
Dutch success in Europe by Arthur Rotmil - commentary on Dutch games in Europe
Norman Cutler says - Oh what a week it was… it really was - Superb Spain beat Italy
News from France by Andre Duclos - Sights set firmly on Europe: St. Etienne and Olympique Marseilles team needs to set their sights on European football to recoup their colossal expenditure
Feyenoord slump - Hans Molenaar talks of how thinks aren't looking great for this squad
Goal famine evident - Arthur Rotmil examines the alarming drop in attendance figures in England
Philip Evans from Milan, Italy - Inter win return derby
Spain's national team manager talks to World Soccer - Kubala replies
Blaxnit boosts Irish by Colin McAlpin - talks of the Irish league and representatives
Tragedy in Brazil - Brazil has fallen victim of the growing toll of casualties among spectators writes Roger Macdonald
Football's television problem - The cause and effect. Spain's rush to judgement - by Norman Cutler. Football coverage on the television has become controversial
Allen wade (FA Director of coaching) talks to World Soccer - England dominates the game in Europe - an interview with Eric Batty
Scientific soccer in the seventies - Eric Batty and Roger Macdonald scientifically look at how the World Cup was won and lost
Peter Jackson from Wales repots: Morris says soccer will overtake Rugby
Denmark bows to professionalism - gone are the days where Denmark were amateur
Focus on Juventus by Jack Rollin - Fairs Cup is within reach
Mazzola has character by Philip Evans: talks of Italy matches
Muller scores winner again! West German newsletter by Arthur Rotmil who expresses the fact that Muller scores winning goal in West Germany v Albania match
European five-a-side tournament… by Leslie Vernon - Clock turned back fifteen years! He looks into the fact that history has repeated itself in recent games
Youngsters to watch first in a new series by Eric Thornton - Pipe line not dry. (no solutions to the problems occurring in soccer)
Sad decline of real Zaragoza report by Norman Cutler who talks about the squad which have slowly "disappeared" from the soccer scene
Two victories for Belgium - International post-mortem by Roger Macdonald
Personal viewpoint this month by Eric batty: Formula will prove beneficial - he believes the new style World Cup formula coming in to place in 1974 will be beneficial for the world of soccer
Benfica chase sporting Lisbon
Uruguay unique in world football by Jack Rollin - talking of their record in international football being extraordinary
European Championship table of results
Yardley in Aussie again! Andrew Dettre from Australia reports that Aussie soccer is fast becoming international
Top sixes report
Photograph of Spurs player Martin Chivers