The internet is a wonderful thing. First, it allowed me to keep in vague contact with an old friend of mine. Then he introduced me to SFØ and as well as renewing more regular contact with that friend, this allowed me to encounter many amazing people who I would never have known of otherwise. I like to think of some of these as friends, despite no, or very few, meetings.
The internet allows me to keep in touch with these people. While instant messaging services such as MSN and Skype are good, I sometimes find there is not much to say in a long conversation. I can read blogs, such as http://benforbes.co.uk/ or http://minchionable.wordpress.com/ (and they probably don't even know I look at them), but this is a largely one-way method of finding out what people are doing or thinking, and hardly allows discussion at all.
One of the best methods of staying in contact with people, I have found, is social networking sites. This allows intermittant contact via strings of comments on photos and other items posted, while always knowing where you can find people if you really need them. One of the most popular of these, and the one I use, is Facebook.
This is what I decided to represent physically.
The result is almost literally a face book. That is, a book with faces in it. All the pages I made can be seen in the photos.

I would like to add that if I were to actually put every single player I'd like to meet in the book, I'd run out of space. The ones represented in the book are just a small selection.
Most of the photos used were found by simply looking through Player Photograph praxes.