Huddersfield Town: A Complete Record, 1908-90 - gebunden oder broschiert

HUDDERSFIELD TOWN were members of the Football League's Second Division only two years after their formation. Within 11 years they were in Division One, despite coming perilously close to extinction just alter World War One, and soon Town became the first club to gain a hat-trick of First Division titles. Before World War Two they had also been runners- up three times and had appeared in five FA Cup Finals, winning the trophy in 1922. The story since then, has like that of so many former 'big' clubs, been one of moderate success and a struggle to regain the glories of old.Now the full history of Huddersfield Town is told - in words, statistics and pictures for the first time. Huddersfield Town: A Complete Record 1910-1990 is just that. Each first-team competitive match in the Football League, FA and League Cups, Wartime soccer and other senior competitions is covered by dates, results, line-ups, scorers and attend ances. There are illustrated biographies of over 100 Town stars down the years and all the managers, plus matches to remember, a history of the club and the Leeds Road ground and much more.The work will be a valuable addition to the bookshelves of not only Huddersfield Town fans but also football supporters everywhere.Front cover shows: Top left: Ray Wilson, Town's England full-back who won a World Cup winners' medal in 1966. Top right: Clem Stephenson, served the club both as a player and manager. Right: Denis Law, the great Scottish international who was given his first taste of League football by Huddersfield Town. Bottom: Huddersfield Town during their historic run of three consecutive League Championships in the 1920s.