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End of an Ice Age
This is an enthralling and account of the rise and fall of one of UK ice hockeys seminal clubs - the Humberside Seahawks. The book follows the rise of the team through to its heroic yet tragic final stand at the Wembley Arena. It is a must read for any ice hockey or indeed sports buffs.
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First published December 19, 2012
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October 25, 2019
" With the opening of The Hull Ice Arena in 1988 came the birth of the Humberside Seahawks ice hockey team.
Relive the triumphs, struggles and disappointments of this famous club as Ian Mowforth leads the reader through a stirring 5-year history. Starting with the very first face-off, the story is told through a collation of match accounts, player profiles, anecdotes, facts, figures and a library of photographs. From league triumphs to cup finals, the author has left no puck unturned.
End of an Ice Age is an essential read, not just for former Humberside Seahawks supporters but for ice hockey and sports fans everywhere"
My hockey team and i was there from the start so found this book a wonderful memory of days gone by also Ian is a friend of mine too so feel i want to advertise this brilliant book.
Relive the triumphs, struggles and disappointments of this famous club as Ian Mowforth leads the reader through a stirring 5-year history. Starting with the very first face-off, the story is told through a collation of match accounts, player profiles, anecdotes, facts, figures and a library of photographs. From league triumphs to cup finals, the author has left no puck unturned.
End of an Ice Age is an essential read, not just for former Humberside Seahawks supporters but for ice hockey and sports fans everywhere"
My hockey team and i was there from the start so found this book a wonderful memory of days gone by also Ian is a friend of mine too so feel i want to advertise this brilliant book.
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