14 England greats, including Gary Lineker, Sir Bobby Robson, Sir Tom Finney, Tony Adams, Peter Shilton, David Platt and Roger Hunt tell their own personal stories of the biggest games in England's World Cup history. This work features unique insights and recollections from many of the country's greatest heroes recalling the agony and the ecstasy of every one of the 14 World Cups that England have competed in. Featured matches include Gary Lineker's hat-trick against Poland in 1986, the torment of losing on penalties to Germany in 1990 and going out in qualifying to the Dutch in 1994 - and, of course, the World Cup final triumph in 1966.