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Cambridge United Football Club
Cambridge United Football Club
Cambridge United Football Club
PUBLISHED 2000

Cambridge United Football Club

Preço normal £17.50
Are you?
a family member or an ancestor
in one of the hundreds of photos?
Got it! Here's the updated review with the correct title. "Images of Sport: Cambridge United," compiled by Brian Attmore and Graham Nurse, offers a captivating visual record of one of Cambridgeshire's most beloved institutions. More than just a chronicle of on-field triumphs and defeats, this book provides a fascinating glimpse into the social and cultural fabric of the city itself, as seen through the lens of its football club.
The book's strength lies in its extensive collection of over 200 images, many of which have never been published before. These photographs transport the reader back to the early days of Abbey United in the 1920s, a time when village league football was the humble foundation upon which a future Football League club would be built. Attmore and Nurse skillfully trace the club's ascent, highlighting the pivotal role played by visionary directors in the 1950s. Their ambition, exemplified by the audacious signing of Wilf Mannion, transformed the club both on and off the pitch. The book documents the development of the grounds, the creation of a formidable non-League team, and the ultimate reward: election to the Football League.
Beyond the boardroom and the pitch, "Images of Sport: Cambridge United" captures the human stories that make the club so special. Team pictures evoke a sense of camaraderie and shared purpose, while action shots bring to life the excitement and drama of key moments in the club's history. Humorous anecdotes and behind-the-scenes glimpses offer a more intimate perspective, revealing the personalities and characters who have shaped the club's identity.
The book also pays tribute to the managers, players, and unsung heroes who have contributed to Cambridge United's rich heritage. From the tactical brilliance of Ron Atkinson to the homegrown talent that blossomed into household names, the book celebrates the individuals who have worn the amber and black with pride. The inclusion of famous matches, Wembley triumphs, and FA Cup runs adds to the sense of nostalgia and pride, reminding readers of the club's ability to defy expectations and capture the imagination of the nation.
While the book undoubtedly appeals to Cambridge United fans of all ages, its value extends beyond the realm of football fandom. It provides a valuable historical resource for anyone interested in the social and cultural history of Cambridge. The images offer a unique window into the city's past, capturing the changing face of the community and the enduring passion for its local football club.
Attmore and Nurse, both lifelong Cambridge United supporters, have clearly poured their hearts and souls into this project. Their dedication and passion shine through on every page, making "Images of Sport: Cambridge United" an essential addition to any local history collection. It is a fitting tribute to a club that has played a significant role in the life of Cambridge for over a century.
Publisher: Tempus Publishing Limited (2000) Paperback: 128 pages
The Book is in very good condition and will enhance any collection
£15.00 + Royal Mail Postage: £2.50 Total to Pay £17.50
Are you?
a family member or an ancestor
in one of the hundreds of photos?
Got it! Here's the updated review with the correct title. "Images of Sport: Cambridge United," compiled by Brian Attmore and Graham Nurse, offers a captivating visual record of one of Cambridgeshire's most beloved institutions. More than just a chronicle of on-field triumphs and defeats, this book provides a fascinating glimpse into the social and cultural fabric of the city itself, as seen through the lens of its football club.
The book's strength lies in its extensive collection of over 200 images, many of which have never been published before. These photographs transport the reader back to the early days of Abbey United in the 1920s, a time when village league football was the humble foundation upon which a future Football League club would be built. Attmore and Nurse skillfully trace the club's ascent, highlighting the pivotal role played by visionary directors in the 1950s. Their ambition, exemplified by the audacious signing of Wilf Mannion, transformed the club both on and off the pitch. The book documents the development of the grounds, the creation of a formidable non-League team, and the ultimate reward: election to the Football League.
Beyond the boardroom and the pitch, "Images of Sport: Cambridge United" captures the human stories that make the club so special. Team pictures evoke a sense of camaraderie and shared purpose, while action shots bring to life the excitement and drama of key moments in the club's history. Humorous anecdotes and behind-the-scenes glimpses offer a more intimate perspective, revealing the personalities and characters who have shaped the club's identity.
The book also pays tribute to the managers, players, and unsung heroes who have contributed to Cambridge United's rich heritage. From the tactical brilliance of Ron Atkinson to the homegrown talent that blossomed into household names, the book celebrates the individuals who have worn the amber and black with pride. The inclusion of famous matches, Wembley triumphs, and FA Cup runs adds to the sense of nostalgia and pride, reminding readers of the club's ability to defy expectations and capture the imagination of the nation.
While the book undoubtedly appeals to Cambridge United fans of all ages, its value extends beyond the realm of football fandom. It provides a valuable historical resource for anyone interested in the social and cultural history of Cambridge. The images offer a unique window into the city's past, capturing the changing face of the community and the enduring passion for its local football club.
Attmore and Nurse, both lifelong Cambridge United supporters, have clearly poured their hearts and souls into this project. Their dedication and passion shine through on every page, making "Images of Sport: Cambridge United" an essential addition to any local history collection. It is a fitting tribute to a club that has played a significant role in the life of Cambridge for over a century.
Publisher: Tempus Publishing Limited (2000) Paperback: 128 pages
The Book is in very good condition and will enhance any collection
£15.00 + Royal Mail Postage: £2.50 Total to Pay £17.50

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