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Except for Viewers in Scotland : The Story of Scottish Football on Television, EPUB eBook

Except for Viewers in Scotland : The Story of Scottish Football on Television EPUB

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Are you a member of the Tartan Army? Do you follow the national team's progress around the world or tune in regularly to watch the latest matches on TV?

Would you like to find out more about the history of televised football in Scotland?

If so you are certain to enjoy Ronnie McDevitt's latest book which combines his love of football with his knowledge of archive television.

Take a trip down memory lane and relive all your favourite footballing moments as you learn about the people and places that have played a part in the beautiful game in Scotland and how football has been presented to the watching fans over the years.

Both informative and entertaining, this book is guaranteed to prove a fascinating read."Except for Viewers in Scotland..." is a must-have for all Scottish football supporters and anyone with an interest in the history of television in the UK, and specifically, north of the border.

To find out how television history has impacted the viewing of football in Scotland order your copy now.

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