TITLE: |
The Hawthorns Encyclopedia |
AUTHOR: |
Glenn Willmore |
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YEAR PUBLISHED: |
1996 |
PUBLISHER: |
Mainstream Publishing Company (Edinburgh) Ltd |
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PRINTED & BOUND BY: |
The Cromwell Press, Melksham |
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ISBN: |
1-85158-875-2 |
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PRICE: |
£7.99 Paperback |
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PAGES & ILLUSTRATIONS: |
192 pages containing illustrations |
SIZE: |
232 x 155 x 14 mm |
SYNOPSIS
West Bromwich Albion has a long and proud history. One of an elite group of clubs to have won every English domestic trophy, West Bromwich Albion has the added distinction of having triumphed in the FA Cup an incredible five times. Although the club has been out of the limelight in recent seasons, it is once again on course to regain some of its former glory.
Established in Victorian times and a founder member of the Football League, West Bromwich Albion has given the game some of its greatest names, including Jesse Pennington, W.G. Richardson, Ronnie Allen, Don Howe, Bobby Robson, Jeff Astle, Tony Brown and Bryan Robson, as well as many others. This essential guide to the famous names and faces who made the club what it is today takes an in-depth look at championships, international players, relegation struggles and recent successes, and tells the complete story of this famous and well-loved football institution.
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