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  Football Grounds from the Air: Then and Now (Paperback) By (author) Aerofilms

  

  

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  Short Description for Football Grounds from the AirInformative, up-to-date, practical and entertaining, the latest edition of 'Football Grounds from the Air: Then & Now' is a must have buy for any serious football fan.
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  • Publisher: Ian Allan Publishing
  • Published: 01 January 2011
  • Format: Paperback 192 pages
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  • Categories: Aerial Photography | Sporting Venues | Football (Soccer, Association Football) | Places & Peoples: Pictorial Works
  • ISBN 13: 9780711035157 ISBN 10: 0711035156
  • Sales rank: 289,867

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• First published in 1998 as a spin-off from the hugely popular annual Aerofilms Guide: Football Grounds, Football Grounds from the Air: Then & Now has now passed through three editions, with the second being published in 2001, the third in 2004 and the fourth in 2007. Covering each of the 92 clubs in the Premier and Football leagues, the book provides an historical view of the club's ground alongside a contemporary shot of the ground as it currently exists. Fully updated and revised, this new edition will include a number of clubs including Cardiff, Colchester and Rotherham who have completely relocated, whilst others such as Sheffield United, Oldham, Watford and Leyton Orient, for example have undergone significant changes. Apart from the changes to these grounds, the onset of automatic promotion/relegation between the league and conference now ensures that two clubs drop out from League 2 to be replaced by two from the conference. Whilst sometimes this results in former league clubs regaining their status, it can also mean that traditional non-league teams such as Dagenham & Redbridge and Burton Albion can enter football's higher echelons whilst league teams such as Accrington, Aldershot and Exeter can return to the league after an absence of many years.