Panini UK Football Sticker Collections 1978-1985

Panini UK Football Sticker Collections 1978-1985A FINANCIAL TIMES BEST SPORTS BOOK OF 2022'This book delivers a thousand memories'. Mark Lawrenson A football fan's dream come true every complete UK PANINI sticker album 1978 1985 reproduced together for the very first time. 'Swapsies', 'Got, Got, Need' and 'Shinies' This landmark illustrated book is a fantastic feast of nostalgia for any football fan of a certain age. PANINI albums were a must have if you were a football mad kid growing up in the

A FINANCIAL TIMES BEST SPORTS BOOK OF 2022'This book delivers a thousand memories'. - Mark Lawrenson----A football fan's dream come true - every complete UK PANINI sticker album 1978-1985 reproduced together for the very first time. 'Swapsies', 'Got, Got, Need' and 'Shinies'... This landmark illustrated book is a fantastic feast of nostalgia for any football fan of a certain age. PANINI albums were a must-have if you were a football-mad kid growing up in the late 70s and 80s, when player stickers were bought, bartered and collected in a treasured rite of passage. This book will bring back all those `I had that one', `I'd forgotten about him' and `look at that haircut!' memories as well as providing in-depth details on all the players and teams of the era. Licensed by PANINI, this is a comprehensive collection of PANINI'S UK domestic football albums from 1978 to 1985 inclusive. Covering all English First Division and Scottish Premier teams, it features not only all the great teams and players of the era, but the one-season wonders and the also-rans as well. Inside the book:- Nearly 5,000 images of iconic PANINI stickers, album covers and sticker packet designs. - Hundreds of clubs including Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Celtic, Rangers, Manchester City, Spurs, Newcastle United, Dundee United, Nottingham Forest, Sunderland, Aston Villa, Aberdeen and West Ham United. - Photographs and pen portraits of the great players of the day, such as Bryan Robson, Glenn Hoddle, Kevin Keegan, Ossie Ardiles, Ian Rush and John Barnes, plus World Cup winners in the twilight of their careers and young stars in the making, like Peter Beardsley, Chris Waddle, Mark Hughes and Gary Lineker.