Jmd: 200 books

Jim Brown is a Sotonian and former Southampton Police Sergeant and Chief Security & Safety Officer at the Southampton Container Terminal. Since his retirement in 1990 he has enthusiastically researched the towns history and is the author of many books on its past. He is Vice-President of Bitterne Local...

Have you ever tried to arrange a stag or hen do in a city or town that you are not familiar with?Do you fancy visiting some different pubs in your town but don?t know the area very well?Do you fancy a country walk, but with plenty of liquid refreshment along the way?Do you want a pub crawl for students...

Roy Calley works for BBC Sport and has been involved in F1 in one form or another since the mid 70s. His all-time sporting hero was James Hunt, ever since seeing him race in 1976. The only time he saw him in the flesh so to speak was behind the main grandstand ahead of the 1978 British Grand Prix....

Derbyshire played an important part in the history of Britains industrial development. The Romans mined lead here and from medieval times coal mining, iron working and the manufacture of pottery were all important. Michael Smith tells the fascinating story of the inventors, entrepreneurs and artisans...

Take a stroll down Edmiston Drive with the people who know it best - the fans! The Bear is the unofficial online Rangers fanzine, packed with features to get your blue blood stirring.Edited by David Edgar and Scot Van den Akker, and featuring articles from Bears all over the world, it takes a sideways...

The language of football is at times a confusing and complex dialect, and mastering it requires prolonged exposure to the environment in which it is spoken. For those desiring to learn but naturally not prepared to attend Torquay V Burton or the Gun and Magpie on a Saturday afternoon then this book may...

A review of Kevin Arnott, a cult hero of Sunderland afc by Rob Mason, author of the clubs Complete Record.One of ten individual player reviews from Rob Mason's 'Sunderland afc Cult Heroes'.

A review of Julio Arca, a cult hero of Sunderland afc by Rob Mason, author of the clubs Complete Record.One of ten individual player reviews from Rob Mason's 'Sunderland afc Cult Heroes'.

The noughties were a totally unique decade in the history of East Londons premier Football League team. In all of our 130 year life, never before had we been able to last a 10 year period when the two words financial crisis were not mentioned at the club. Its fair to say that Bazza Hearn had introduced...

BURNLEY achieved the seemingly impossible in 2009, promotion to the Premier League. Fast forward two years, and the club find themselves back in the Championship, amongst the backdrop of diminishing parachute payments, and the incoming UEFA financial fair play rules (FFP).Turf Moor Monthly captures...

A review of L.R. Roose, a cult hero of Sunderland afc by Rob Mason, author of the clubs Complete Record.One of ten individual player reviews from Rob Mason's 'Sunderland afc Cult Heroes'.

Lancashire is rich in its folklore, and its history is dominated by the Pendle Witches and by the hunting and killing of catholic recusants in the Tudor period. Unexplained hauntings and disturbances across the county often relate to these turbulent years of British history, and Stephen Wade includes...

Brian Cloughs family are among the many people who describe their personal memories of the charismatic football manager in this unique collection of tributes. Brians widow, Barbara, and their daughter Elizabeth have provided a rare insight into life with the man known as the Master Manager. Barbara...

PART 1 of James Scoltock's diary following Norwich City in the Premier League. There seems to be few books dedicated to Norwich, even though its the highest achieving club in Norfolk. It looks at the 2011/12 season on and off the field, from the jubilation of promotion from the Championship...