The history of the beautiful game is brought to life on the iPad. Kick-Off tackles the history of football (soccer) right from its roots in 2 B.C. China through its organisation into the game we recognise and love today. The e-book is packed with rare, vintage videos including some of the oldest recorded clips of football dating back to the early 1900s, and offers a unique insight to the development of the game throughout its history. A particular highlight is a video clip of a young Pele announcing his precocious talent in 1958, and the 1962 ‘Battle of Santiago’ between Chile and Italy.

The e-book offers insights into the history of the world’s most popular sport, the embedded videos transport the reader back to the terraces of the 1930s and to the 50s and 60s where the Samba-mad Brazilians set the world alight. Kick-Off is an interactive experience for readers where they can read, watch, and listen to content that brings the story of the world’s greatest game alive. No other e-books on the iPad market about the history of football contains the kind of content that Kick-Off has, making it a unique e-publication.

You can also win a signed print by Gordon Banks.

You can get Kick-Off (for just $1.99) from iTunes/App Store  or more links from the publisher’s website.

Important note: When you purchase this publication, the initial download is about 6 MB. The first time that you run the app, it will download all the remaining content, which is about 315 MB for the iPad and iPad2, and 410 MB for the New iPad (retina).

Optimised for iPad (1024×768) and the New iPad (2048×1536) – our app will automatically determine which iPad you have.

Some screen grabs:

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