Walsall's Greatest – Tony Richards and The Saddlers' Glory Years

Walsall's Greatest – Tony Richards and The Saddlers' Glory YearsAt the end of the 1953 54 season, Walsall Football Club finished bottom of the Third Division South and applied for re election to the Football League for a third consecutive year. Five months later, manager Frank Buckley offered 20 year old Tony Richards a four week trial. This book tells the story of how Richards and his team mates changed Walsall from a music hall joke into a team challenging for a place in the top tier of English football. In

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a period when a fallen giant of the English game fought to re-establish itself among football's elite

including full line-ups and statistics for the Cottagers

Size: 148mm x 210mm – 494 pages

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