To the Last Round: The Leicestershire and Rutland Home Guard 1940-1945 nepal Walker reassesses Agostini's remarkable record

Walker reassesses Agostini's remarkable record and explores the personal and technical background to his achievement

After the wartime years the famous Glasgow club had slumped to the edge of relegation

Brian's many readers will welcome this addition to their bookshelves

After he became captain led the team to success in another three Championships between 1914 and 1916 before he received a bad injury which ended his career

He contributed a number of entries for a 2003 book entitled “you are my Watford… Two hundred things that make Watford Football Club special” (proceeds from sales donated to Watford Supporters Trust)

To the Last Round: The Leicestershire and Rutland Home Guard 1940-1945 nepal Walker reassesses Agostini's remarkable recordDuring World War Two, up to 50,000 men and women served in the Leicestershire and Rutland Home Guard, ready to defend their families, friends and fellow citizens, yet today their stories and sacrifices are practically forgotten until now. Using a wide variety of sources, the author reveals the true story behind the Home Guard. Apart from their well know infantry role, Home Guards manned anti aircraft guns and rockets, formed bomb disposal squads and