Football

Exploring the evolution of football, the narrative traces its transformation from Victorian public school fields to a global spectacle. Initially embraced by the working class in the late 19th century, the sport evolved into a commercial enterprise with a dedicated following. The book highlights the fluctuations in attendance and popularity, peaking in the 1940s and '50s, declining in the 1980s, and ultimately revitalizing with the Premier League in the 1990s. Utilizing expert insights and archival materials, it vividly captures the changing landscape of football in Britain throughout the 20th century.