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October 16, 2007

1977-78, England. Nottingham Forest, champions.

Filed under: Attendance Maps, Engl. 1977-'78 Map/Chart, Retro maps — admin @ 10:47 am

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Click the icon to the right for just the kits and crests of the 22 clubs.   22clubs1977.gif

Click the title to the right for just the map.  1977_map3.gif

I needed to do a good deal of research for this map and chart.  Here is a list of sites I utilized.   1. Historical Football Kits  www.historicalkits.co.uk.  The kits I used are from this site.  Check it out.  It rules.   2. Behind the Badges  www.behindthebadges.co.uk  Origins of football club badges.   3. Footy-mad sites  www.footymad.net.  They have sites for all 92 clubs in the English League.  I go to the Portsmouth site every few days (www.portsmouth-mad.co.uk).  Great reporting and commentary.  Plus, they have the League history of each club.  I used this for the relegations/promotions part of the chart.   4. Classic Kits  www.kitclassics.co.uk.  They feature away kits, too.   5. European Football Statistics  www.european-football-statistics.co.uk. This is where I get my attendance figures.   6.   I can’t seem to link this next one , so google ”Nigel’s webspace” if you like old cards and magazines.  Where I found the old Forest pennant.   7. Sykes Online  www.sykesonline.com. Where I found the Leeds smiley badge, a design that really belongs on some 1970s prog-rock album cover.   8. Martin’s Coventry City Page  www.martinwildig.com.   9. Pride of Anglia  www.tmwmtt.com. Ipswich Town site.   10. Bristol City Supporter’s Trust www.bristolcityst.org.uk.   10. Nottingham Forest FC  www.nottinghamforest.premiumtv.co.uk.   11. BBC www.bbc.co.uk.   12. Wikipedia www.en.wikipedia.org.   13. E-Bay www.ebay.com.   14. Russell Davies www.russelldavies.typepad.com/planning/2004/09/.  His eulogy for Brian Clough.
  

2 Comments »

  1. I like how clean your maps are. What do you design them with?

    Commenter’s site: http://www.olympictrading cards.com

    Response: I use Macromedia Fireworks. It is a very flexible program, as it allows more freedom to edit small areas and put them back into the main document.

    Comment by Olympic Soccer Fan — October 20, 2007 @ 8:43 pm

  2. How long does it take to create one of these?

    Commenter’s site: http://JasonFlynton.ws

    Answer: I lost count of the hours it took me to make this map…it was probably around 25 hours, because it was really hard to find some of these old badge crests. I actually made a few of them myself (using info from blurry images), like the everton away and the derby away badge, as well as the liverpool badge and the coventry city badge.

    Comment by Jason — May 15, 2009 @ 7:43 pm

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