The king & I, taken on the night..

Still not seen a review in Manchester Evening News, was wondering Gary if there would be viable for you to advertise it in there and they take a cut (a bit like National Football Museum did), in return for free advertising ? I am sure if the MEN can advertise cut price Man U dvd's for a fiver, there is plently of scope /margin for the best book ever produced about City to date....? Best of luck feller!

Thanks for all the positive comments. Much appreciated.

I notice Amazon are now selling it. If you want to order through Amazon use the link on http://bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/History/ as it benefits Bluemoon, or alternatively click here.

i'm not blowing Gary's trumpet,but everyone who's lucky enough to already have this awesome book wouldn't be able to recommend this amazing book highly enough,it really is a fantastic work,my wife is Thai and i told her its my " bible ",she doesn't understand me but me and our son does.i cant wait for gary's next book but i dont think anything will surpass this work of art.

Just got in and found this has been delivered today. Only had a quick peek but looks superb. Sterling work as usual from Gary.
That's me sorted for reading for the next few weeks!

Possibly the best book ever on City.

Over 600 pages of quality reading , covering the very start of the club to the current day.

First class.

Thanks. Much appreciated. It's difficult knowing what people think as I can't be with everyone when they read the book (that would be a bit over the top for any author), so I'm always keen to hear what people say.

Thanks to everyone who has commented so far. The book's not had as much publicity as some, so anything any one can do to spread the word is appreciated. Cheers.

I can't see anyone at the MUEN being arsed to read a book with that many words in it, although there are a good few pictures as well.

I've just got home to Reading after a weekend in Manchester, my copy of t'book waiting on the mat, it's heavier than I expected! At a first glance there seem to be more words than pictures, nice one Gary. I bet I looked like the kid in the toy shop when I ripped the Amazon parcel apart ;) May I ask, how will you follow this?

Hopefully, one day I'll be able to update the book with Champions League success.

Thanks for the comments.