West Ham United – From East End Family to Globalised Fandom

West Ham United – From East End Family to Globalised FandomThe story of the evolution of West Ham United which charts how a work's football team was transformed into a club that represented east London's working classes, only to be transformed again in the late 20th century and early 21st century into a global brand with fans groups across the world. Published in 2022. Size: 143mm x 222mm 352 pages.

taking in the most memorable moments including the club's recent successes with 4 Premier League titles and a plethora of other silverware in recent years

the Oyston family

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Size: 170mm x 241mm – 398 pages

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