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	title:	Playfair Football Annual 2007-2008
	author:	Jack Rollin
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Headline
	released:	August 9, 2007
	isbn:	0755316622
	isbn-13:	9780755316625

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Customer Reviews
Misleading statistics. - Rated Though it's a mine of information and packed with interesting statistics that will resolve many arguments the issue of English Champions needs to be sorted out - maybe a separate figure for the number of times a team has finished champions of England needs to be incorporated into the book. It is ridiculous that, for instance, both Everton & Sunderland will be listed as Division 1 champions 9 times each when each of Everton's titles made them English Champions whereas 3 of Sunderland's only made them the winners of the second class division.

Customer Reviews

Misleading statistics. - Rated 4/5
Though it's a mine of information and packed with interesting statistics that will resolve many arguments the issue of English Champions needs to be sorted out - maybe a separate figure for the number of times a team has finished champions of England needs to be incorporated into the book.
It is ridiculous that, for instance, both Everton & Sunderland will be listed as Division 1 champions 9 times each when each of Everton's titles made them English Champions whereas 3 of Sunderland's only made them the winners of the second class division.