What the hell has happened to football in the last 25 years? What was it like before the stadiums became stages for a gigantic global entertainment industry with brands like the Champions League? What was that time like? Does anyone remember? English photographer Stuart Clarke takes us back to early 1990s England with his exclusive photo book published by Spielmacher, capturing the era of standing terraces, lad culture, and nylon tracksuits. A time when Arsenal professionals would spend ten hours in a pub from Sunday afternoon to Sunday night, drinking beer. Stuart Clarke's photos showcase the timeless quirks of British football: narrow, deep entrance doors in the thinly painted brick stadium walls of St. Mirren, a metal container selling tea in Clydebank.