Chelsea Grit: A History Of Chelsea Football Club 1911-2011 by Col Counsell
SKU: B-000611

Chelsea Grit: A History Of Chelsea Football Club 1911-2011

Author: Col Counsell
Special Features: Illustrated, Hardcover
Condition: In very good condition. The cover has slight scuffing and minor dents to the cover edges. Clean and tidy pages. No writing. No dog ears. Tight binding.

Biography & Memoir History Sport & Recreation

Secondhand copy — please check photos and condition notes.
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Chelsea Grit: A History of Chelsea Football Club 1911-2011 by Australian writer Col Counsell charts a full century of triumphs, setbacks and colourful characters that shaped the Blues. This hefty 363-page hardcover blends biography, local history and sports journalism to give supporters a panoramic, decade-by-decade view of Stamford Bridge life.

Packed with rare photographs and match-day memorabilia, the illustrated volume captures iconic managers, legendary players and pivotal fixtures without drifting into match-report overload. Fans looking for a readable, well-researched Chelsea reference will appreciate the clean design and narrative flow.

The book itself is in very good second-hand shape: pages are crisp, unmarked and tightly bound, while the laminated boards show only light shelf scuffing and minor edge dents. No inscriptions, ex-library stamps or dog-eared corners—just a solid shelf-ready edition ready for display.

Ideal for young adults and grown-up collectors of football histories, this standalone title offers an accessible entry point into Chelsea lore without the premium price of a new release. Secure a piece of London football heritage and enjoy a nostalgic journey through a hundred years of blue pride.