Whether you are an avid Widnes Wild fan, a follower of British ice hockey in general or just mildly curious, you will certainly find something here to interest you, including:
How it all began
Season reports, player stats and league tables from 2013/14 to 2022/2023
Widnes Wild Player A to Z
10 Year Playing Records
List of Team Staff, Off Ice Officials & Match Volunteers
- and lots more besides…!
Illustrated with superb photos from Geoff White of GW Images throughout.
Full List Of Contents:
Introduction
New Ice Rink Opens In Widnes
Widnes Wild Team Launch
How It All Began!
Widnes Wild’s First Ever Game
Richard Charles Looks Back At The First Widnes Game
Craig Williams And The First Ever Widnes Wild Goal
Season by Season: 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20, 2020/21, 2021/22, 2022/23
10 Year Records
Roll Of Honour
Playing Record
Wild Player Top 10s
Head to Head Playing Records
Wild Player A To Z
Pukka Penguin
Team Staff, Off Ice Officials & Match Volunteers
Long Service Awards
Wild Shirt Retirements
NIHL Player Award Winners
Lucy London – Poet In Residence
Bookshelf
Selling price £15.00 (includes Royal Mail 48 Hour tracked service to UK addresses)
For mail order link, click HERE
For overseas orders, please contact us HERE - or consider ordering the black and white edition via your local Amazon outlet (see note below).
A Note On Amazon Purchases.
For people who may be interested in the stats and the stories but not necessarily bothered about the full colour images and higher quality paper of the original edition, we have produced a lower budget, black and white version which is available to buy on Amazon.
The actual content is exactly the same – just with black and white photos instead of colour - and you can order the b/w version via this link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/10-Years-Wild-throughout-available/dp/B0C5G7H37Q
We have decided not to put the colour edition on sale via Amazon for the time being as their production costs for a “print on demand” book in full colour are prohibitively high and I don’t think that it is fair for them to charge £30.00 for a book that I am selling for £15.
