2002 is the dawn of a new and exciting era for Manchester City Football Clun and their supporters. The ex-England Football Manager anf footballing maestro, Kevin Keegan, has delighted the maine road faithful with his unique flair and style of attacking football, which has taken the Nationwide Division One by storm, putting 'City' back among the elite of football; the English Premiership.

This is also a special year for National Pride, as Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II celebrates a glorious fifty years as monarch of the British Empire.

This video looks back at some of the memorable games and the achivements of this great football club, which took place during the reign of Her Majesty; as recorded in memorable photographs by the cameras of Manchesters leading newspaper, The Manchester Evening News.

Also available in DVD format this film imperatively must be added to the library of anyone with an interest in Manchester City Football Club.  

In May 1997 Derby County played their last ever first team match at their home of over 100 years THE BASEBALL GROUND.

Since then the ground has been used for reserve team and youth team matches.

In November 2001 The Derby Evening Telegraph reported that planning permission had been granted for housing to be built on the site of this historic & memorable stadium, and the Baseball Ground would soon be demolished.

For the sake of posterity and the long and lingering memories of thousands of Derby County fans; Richard Felix, (of Derby Heritage Centre), was granted permission to record on film; a tour of the B.B.G. before it was gone for ever.

This video, which also includes archive photographs supplied by the Derby Evening Telegraph, is perfect nostalgia for RAMS fans of all ages; and a lasting record to show future generations of Derby County supporters, where it all began.  

Young Daniel Christopher is proud of one thing: that his initials are the same as the football team he worships - Derby County. He dreams of one day stepping out on to the fantastic Pride Park pitch but, deep down, he knows he'll never be good enough at football to pull on the famous Rams shirt and play for Derby. This thrilling adventure story for all young Rams fans combines entertainment with education.  

The film includes interviews with Football Legends of previous eras; like Roy McFarland, Dave Mackay, Roger Davies & Peter Shilton and present day stars such as Chris Riggott, Danny Higginbotham and Malcolm Christie.

To conclude we talk to the man at the helm of today's footballing affairs, John Gregory and then finally, as ever; the man who has the last word, is none other than the ever popular Brian Clough. They all give out the same Undoubted and Passionate Message - “WE LOVE YOU DERBY WE DO