The Untouchables

This compelling narrative explores the journey of Liverpool's legendary team, The Untouchables, highlighting their remarkable characters and untold stories.

The book The Untouchables chronicles the rise and fall of one of Liverpool's most legendary football teams. Emerging from the shadows of war, this squad transformed into a formidable unit, earning the nickname 'The Untouchables' due to their incredible prowess on the pitch. With meticulous research, the narrative revives a story that many have long forgotten, shedding light on the characters that shaped this iconic team.

Set against the backdrop of 1918, the book introduces readers to Tom Bromilow, an enlisted man who stepped directly from the streets of Liverpool into the heart of the team, still clad in his military uniform. His arrival marked the final piece of a puzzle that formed a footballing marvel, showcasing the talent and tenacity of the players. The book paints a vivid picture of the friendships and rivalries within the squad, highlighting figures such as the tough-talking Elisha Scott and champion boxer Jock McNab.

The Untouchables also delves into previously undisclosed details, offering fresh perspectives on old controversies, including the true circumstances surrounding the departure of manager Dave Ashworth. With its rich storytelling and deep insights, the book not only entertains but also educates readers about a fascinating chapter in football history.