Sheffield United - The Complete Record?

[grafikhaus]

Currently on the OS - link - highlighting how it's been updated:

'Much has happened at Bramall Lane in the time that has since elapsed, we have appeared in two two play off finals (plus Saturday's encounter with Huddersfield), a League Cup Semi-Final, an FA Cup Semi-Final, been back in the Premier League and seen another couple of relegations thrown in just to set the dramatic back drop for this new edition.'

 

[PeterNdlovu081]

They having a laugh?

 

[KenMcnaughtsNuts]

The article says posted June 2012.
Has there been a new book since then? I only know the really old one but i don't take any notice to be honest.

Not really much point in these things, they're out of date a week after they're published.
What they should do is a book in some kind of binder of series of binders that can just get updated with a new matching volume every year.
Not a yearbook full of fluff and adverts, just a few pages matching the format of the rest.

 

[Silent Blade]

The article says posted June 2012.
Has there been a new book since then? I only know the really old one but i don't take any notice to be honest.

Not really much point in these things, they're out of date a week after they're published.
What they should do is a book in some kind of binder of series of binders that can just get updated with a new matching volume every year.
Not a yearbook full of fluff and adverts, just a few pages matching the format of the rest.

I didnt buy the revised edition in 2012 as I am happy with the 1999 one and look in the internet for details of matches since 1999. I have gone off with autobiographies too cos of too many inaccuracies and over romanticising stories. Biographies are usually more accurate