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Through over one thousand fascinating nuggets of trivia - humorous, tragic, strange and utterly bizarre in turn - author and lifelong fan Peter Seddon captures the very essence of the wierd and wonderful world of the incomparable Rams. For followers of th
Aberdeen in the Fifties and Sixties is a beautfiul collection of photographs displaying images of two of the most exciting decades Aberdonians ever lived through. It is a fascinating book that will captivate both locals and tourists alike. In post-war Abe
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Following the success of his first book, Derby County: The Clough Years, Michael Cockayne revisits the Baseball Ground of the mid-seventies and the management era of Dave Mackay. With the use of extended match reports for every competitive match the club played, action photographs and interviews from the star players, this new history retraces the 1974-75 First Division season in remarkable detail. Set against the backdrop of managerial changes, big name transfers and shock results, every twist and turn of the campaign is captured on a month by month basis. As fans celebrate the 30th anniversary of their team's triumph, Michael Cockayne's book is the perfect way to remember Derby's momentous rise from mid-table obscurity to eventual title glory. For football fans across the country it will rekindle memories of players past and of the glamour of the beautiful game in the 1970s.