Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Two seasons. One legendary squad. The years Plymouth Argyle touched greatness.In 1951/52, Plymouth Argyle stormed to the Third Division (South) championship with a record-breaking 107 goals. The following year, they stunned the Second Division by finishing fourth - the club’s highest-ever league placing, equalling a record set two decades earlier.Argyle’s Golden Era? is the definitive illustrated account of those unforgettable campaigns.Drawing from a meticulously assembled six-volume scrapbook and the legendary Greens on Screen database, Mike Rundle delivers a match-by-match chronicle of every league, cup, and friendly fixture across both seasons. From the 5-0 demolition of Crystal Palace on a rain-soaked August evening to the nerve-jangling 3-2 victory at Brighton that sealed promotion, every triumph and setback is vividly recreated.Inside, you will discover:Complete match reports for all 92 league fixtures across both seasons, with scorers, line-ups, and attendance figuresRich vintage illustrations from rare trade cards, caricatures, and collectible memorabiliaDetailed player profiles of the twelve stars who formed the backbone of the team, including Maurice Tadman, George Dews, Bill Shortt, and Jack ChisholmFascinating social history - from floodlight experiments and flood-hit pitches to the 'thwack of leather on willow' when Argyle players doubled as county cricketersComprehensive statistics, results tables, and appearance recordsWhether you stood on the Devonport End in 1952 or discovered Argyle decades later, this is the story of the team that defined a generation.Relive the glory. Scroll up and click 'Buy Now' today.
