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A picture-led record of a man who was the architect of one of the greatest achievements in Scottish football history. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. The book (hopefully Vols 1, 2 and 3) will be a follow-up to my Lifted Over The Turnstiles 3-volume collection of books about Scottish football grounds: https://www. The images are significant for what they show in terms of players and fans but also what is not on display. The runaway success of 2018’s best-selling Lifted Over The Turnstiles proved there are few things that stir the pride of a football fan more than photos of the most iconic buildings they have ever known – their club’s home ground.

Lifted Over The Turnstiles Volume 2 expands and improves upon the first book, showing grounds as they were meant to be experienced, full of supporters cheering their heroes on.

V. deals ruined British football (along with the Bosman Ruling) and just about destroyed fans' links with their local clubs.Delve into vintage photos of Scottish football stadiums and crowds that have lain unseen, in archives and rarely accessed collections, for decades. Ideally, I’d like pix of the ground’s terraces and stands empty, or on-pitch action with a good, illustrative view of terraces in the background.

With most of the book’s contents coming from between the 1940s and 1960s, a more modern image can take you by surprise – a photo of what looked like the back of a Gdansk shipyard warehouse circa 1952 is actually the North Stand of Hampden photographed in 1981. Squarely aimed at the sports nostalgia market, the book contains around 200 archive photos of team line-ups, action shots, spectators, Sevens tournaments, and the grounds where the game was played. Loved every word and loved every picture as this was a real trip down memory lane of some great wins and some bad defeats on cold Saturday afternoons or Wednesday nights. There will be countless photographs of Ewood Park covering the black and white era you’re looking for.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. I am willing, of course to pay for copyright and will give credits in the book for the provenance of the photos. Hibs, Dundee United, Aberdeen, Rangers, Motherwell, Kilmarnock and more feature in Volume 2 as well as a lengthy look at Hampden. Well recommended even if you aren't one for Scottish football: they are well worth it for the photography and nostalgia alone!