If I Hadn't Seen Such Riches chronicles Manchester United's dramatic 1990/91 European Cup Winners' Cup adventure, weaving in the culture, economics and vibrant music scene of the time.
Meticulously researched by renowned football author Daniel Williamson, this is the first in-depth account of Manchester United's 1991 Cup Winners' Cup campaign. Inside you will:
• Discover how United - pioneers of European football in the late 50s - once more flew the flag for England • Follow the intrepid Reds as they compete in the quirky and much-loved Cup Winners' Cup, travelling to Hungary, Wales, France and Poland en route to an unforgettable rain-soaked night in Rotterdam • Explore 90s music, culture, economics, football kits and much more • Read exclusive interviews with John McMaster - who played under Alex Ferguson at Aberdeen - and Wrexham's Waynne Phillips, who faced United in the second round • Get eye-opening insights from journalists, devoted match-going fans and experts • Delve into a detailed statistical breakdown of every game
This is the definitive account of a pivotal campaign that laid the foundations for Manchester United's unprecedented 90s success. Essential reading for all United fans and lovers of football nostalgia.
