The Games That Made Us: Thirty Years of West Ham United

The Games That Made Us is a book that looks back at key moments in West Ham United's recent history from a fan's perspective, including the rise of the Premier League, promotion, relegation, European nights, and more. It tells the story of the club's 50 most important matches over the past 30 years, examining the context and consequences of each game.

Format: Hardback
Length: 352 pages
Publication date: 15 August 2022
Publisher: Pitch Publishing Ltd

1992 to 2022 was a remarkable era for West Ham United, encompassing the ascent of the Premier League, promotions, relegations, and unforgettable European nights. In this captivating journey through West Ham's recent history, Daniel Hurley, a passionate football fan from childhood to adulthood, reflects on the highs and lows of his support. The Games That Made Us delves into the club's 50 most significant matches over the past 30 years, providing a comprehensive analysis of each game's context and consequences. From the legendary managers like Dicks, Di Canio, Harewood, Antonio, Redknapp, and Allardyce to the iconic players like Redknapp, Harewood, Antonio, and John Hartson, this book offers a captivating narrative of triumphs, defeats, and unforgettable moments. It explores the tales of last-minute winners, heart-breaking losses, thrilling trips to Cardiff, and unexpected encounters with Wimbledon. Hurley also shares personal anecdotes, including a fascinating story about a transfer exclusive granted by a former manager, his son's disastrous debut, and the unfortunate incident that marred his 14th birthday. This captivating book offers a unique perspective on West Ham United's recent history, capturing the passion, excitement, and emotions of being a football fan during an extraordinary period. Whether you are a lifelong supporter or a newcomer to the Hammers' story, The Games That Made Us is a must-read for anyone who wants to relive the memories and understand the significance of this iconic club.

1992 to 2022 was a remarkable era for West Ham United, encompassing the ascent of the Premier League, promotions, relegations, and unforgettable European nights. In this captivating journey through West Ham's recent history, Daniel Hurley, a passionate football fan from childhood to adulthood, reflects on the highs and lows of his support. The Games That Made Us delves into the club's 50 most significant matches over the past 30 years, providing a comprehensive analysis of each game's context and consequences. From the legendary managers like Dicks, Di Canio, Harewood, Antonio, Redknapp, and Allardyce to the iconic players like Redknapp, Harewood, Antonio, and John Hartson, this book offers a captivating narrative of triumphs, defeats, and unforgettable moments. It explores the tales of last-minute winners, heart-breaking losses, thrilling trips to Cardiff, and unexpected encounters with Wimbledon. Hurley also shares personal anecdotes, including a fascinating story about a transfer exclusive granted by a former manager, his son's disastrous debut, and the unfortunate incident that marred his 14th birthday. This captivating book offers a unique perspective on West Ham United's recent history, capturing the passion, excitement, and emotions of being a football fan during an extraordinary period. Whether you are a lifelong supporter or a newcomer to the Hammers' story, The Games That Made Us is a must-read for anyone who wants to relive the memories and understand the significance of this iconic club.

Weight: 144g
Dimension: 222 x 144 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781801501484