Ford at Dagenham: The Rise and Fall of Detroit in Europe Style:Paperback the matches picked themselves and

the matches picked themselves and quite naturally are spread relatively evenly across the last 100 years or so

He has been writing in every month in the Leyton Orientear - the second longest running fanzine in the country - for 29 years

(Hons) in Mathematics and an M

aiming to understand the dramatic change that English football had undergone from a working class sport to an elite culture branch

while Darren Anderton reminisces about Jürgen Klinsmann’s incredible home debut in 1994

Ford at Dagenham: The Rise and Fall of Detroit in Europe Style:Paperback the matches picked themselves andA fascinating record of car production techniques and processes at Ford as they have evolved over the years. This illustrated history gives a fascinating behind the scenes insight into the past and present of Ford's Dagenham factory A revealing record of the evolution of Ford in Britain, it offers an intimate portrait of the people who have worked at Dagenham and depended on it for their livelihood over the past 70 years. Burgess Wise tells the story