The Complete Record

Don, check this link out:

http://www.breedonbooks.co.uk/publicati ... 35661.html

The number in that link os the ISBN number.

I must say, the book is great and honestly has every statistic and story you ever wanted to know about this great club. It is well worth it.

 

Here's another article about the book on the Eastern Seaboard Propaganda Network's (ESPN for short) website:

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/columns/st ... ws&cc=5901

 

Only available on Amazon UK

Amazon US shows only the previous edition.

Check the price asked!

 

Re: RE: The Complete Record

Have you been moonlighting Tom? Are you being unfaithful? Do you have the 3 year itch? Nice article Tom, and thanks bf4l for bringing it to our attention.

With regards to the book - There is a terrible error one one of the pages (about page 44ish) where they have a picture of Dean Conney having a shot against ?Chelsea? from ?1983? and declare it is Gary Brazil in 1993.

Apart from that it is cracking. The best bits are the pen picutres of the greatest players. I found that there were a bunch of players that I had not thought about in years, people like Johny Marshall and Peter Scott, both loyal Fulham servents durng the dark days of the late 80's. The history of the grond and club are brilliant. I am hoping that a companion illustrated book comes out now. Ken Cotton has years of fantastic photo's of almost every home goal up 'til we made it to the prem.

 

Re: RE: The Complete Record

Wow, I like to make fun of the Extreme Sports and Poker Network as much as anyone, but I have a hard time finding fault with them printing a book review for a book about a fairly low-profile English club. The only soccer book I could really have imagined they'd review would be some new Beckham bio.

 

RE: Re: RE: The Complete Record

Yeah I too was surprised when I saw anything Fulham on the Extra Sexual Party Network's website...He must not be a fulltime employee