Jmd: 200 books

One of twelve individual walks, abridged from John Wilk's 'Walks Through History - Birmingham'. This circular walk includes clear, concise directions supported by an easy-to-use sketch map, and illustrated by a selection of photographs. 'Digbeth: the early beginnings of modern Birmingham' is so written that the book can be read as a history book alone, independent of the walking.

Robert Kett was a middle aged yeoman farmer from Wymondham, Norfolk. In 1549 he led a rebellion supporting the common man in tearing down enclosed fences that the rich had put up. Kett and his men met up at an old oak tree in Hethersett which is now known as Ketts Oak and they marched onto Norwich...

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...

Full of fans memoires from the past, Villa related poems, historical facts, a bit of trivia, some one-liners, a few original photographs and some excellent stories from a number of former Villa players and a few celebrities, this is an informative book that all Villa fans (and football fans in general),...

The Baseball Ground was a football stadium known all over the world for its unique atmosphere, proximity of the crowd, odd shaped stands and the setting of the Leys factory on one side and terraced houses everywhere else.Although known as a football setting, it was originally designed as a baseball...

A review of John Kay, 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 Joe Bolton, 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'.

To the backdrop of driving through clouds to Oldham, to driving rain in Bristol, Son of My Father explores the changing relationship between father, son and their football club. From the eyes of a hero-worshipping four-year-old, through to a relationship of mutual admiration and shared understanding,...

What makes a player a cult hero? Well he has to get stuck in, he has to be a 100%er and he has to be lovable.As much as any team, Sunderland fans love their heroes, and no fan more so than Rob Mason, author of the clubs Complete Record.In this new official SAFC title, Sunderlands Cult Heroes,...

A review of Barry Siddall, 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'.

One of three distinct sections from Jason Dickinson and John Brodies complete history of Sheffield Wednesday Football Club. The editorial sections of the book have been broken down into three distinct e-books so that the reader can pick and choose the individual part of the book that most attracts their interest. The History is a must-have for all true Owls fans!

One of three distinct sections from Jason Dickinson and John Brodies complete history of Sheffield Wednesday Football Club. The editorial sections of the book have been broken down into three distinct e-books so that the reader can pick and choose the individual part of the book that most attracts their interest.Players and Managers is a must-have for all true Owls fans!

Derby County v Nottingham Forest is a rivalry steeped in history, drama, controversy, success, failure, and pretty much anything else football can throw at you. How about recovering from your goalkeeper being sent off after a couple of minutes to win on opposition turf, a double over your rivals...

With their brand of exciting, attacking football, United returned to the top flight in May 1971, following a tense and exciting promotion campaign. Taking the first division by storm, United swept aside previous title winners Leeds, Everton and Arsenal, to top the table in October.Revisiting the...