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A MEMORABLE FATHER AND SON 80S ADVENTURE

A MEMORABLE

Head for the Floodlights, by Giles Goford, published by Conker Editions Ltd, price: £16

IN 1988 and 1989, Giles Goford and his father Jeremy travelled around England and Wales visiting each of the 92 Football League grounds – and Jeremy wasn’t even a football fan!
Fortunately for football-obsessed Giles, Jeremy had a sense of adventure and wanted to bond with his teenage son.
They took hundreds of photos on their trips – some from outside the clubs they were visiting and others from the inner sanctum. It also revealed what football was like in the pre-Prem...

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