SYNOPSIS

The Albion Review 1995 is a pioneering, complete report and statistical analysis of an important year of news at the Hawthorns.

Two new stands transformed the stadium into an all-seater; new chairman Tony Hale brought in a fresh approach at board level; and new manager Alan Buckley masterminded the saving of the club's First Division status.

The highs and lows of an intriguing campaign are all chronicled here in the finest and most interesting detail. No previous yearbook has provided such a full and comprehensive record of an Albion season.

Every game in all competitions, from the opening day draw at Luton to the beach-partying finale at Sunderland, is fully highlighted with a two-page spread of its own.

The build-up to each game, injury and transfer news, match statistics and action detail plus after-match reflections - all are recorded here in a highly readable form.

The Albion Review 1995 is the first of a continuing and collectable series which will be treasured by all West Bromwich Albion enthusiasts.