madcitehfan said:BlueMooney said:Good news everyone!
The distributor got the books today and all the pre-orders have been dispatched. :)
Great I'm delighted for you man! Remember all that time ago when you thought it would all have to go? ;)
Congratulations. :D
Very bitter for some reasonBillyShears said:AustinBlue said:Does the book have any insider information from people who worked with Mancini, or any candid interviews with players that aren't in the press already? Or is it more a fan's perspective?
Quite ...
Kudos to anyone who takes the time to write a book about City. But even the title has got me absolutely cringing in horror. Not even "The Men Who Restored Pride" but "The Man Who Restored Pride".
Sorry but other than a decent time to cash in on all those who are lamenting losing their beloved Roberto, I'm not sure what the purpose would be in any book which has a title so completely detached from reality.
Unless of course it's a work of fiction.
mancitypj said:I received mine this morning. I've had a quick look through and it looks great.
shawgorbie said:Very bitter for some reasonBillyShears said:AustinBlue said:Does the book have any insider information from people who worked with Mancini, or any candid interviews with players that aren't in the press already? Or is it more a fan's perspective?
Quite ...
Kudos to anyone who takes the time to write a book about City. But even the title has got me absolutely cringing in horror. Not even "The Men Who Restored Pride" but "The Man Who Restored Pride".
Sorry but other than a decent time to cash in on all those who are lamenting losing their beloved Roberto, I'm not sure what the purpose would be in any book which has a title so completely detached from reality.
Unless of course it's a work of fiction.
shawgorbie said:Very bitter for some reasonBillyShears said:AustinBlue said:Does the book have any insider information from people who worked with Mancini, or any candid interviews with players that aren't in the press already? Or is it more a fan's perspective?
Quite ...
Kudos to anyone who takes the time to write a book about City. But even the title has got me absolutely cringing in horror. Not even "The Men Who Restored Pride" but "The Man Who Restored Pride".
Sorry but other than a decent time to cash in on all those who are lamenting losing their beloved Roberto, I'm not sure what the purpose would be in any book which has a title so completely detached from reality.
Unless of course it's a work of fiction.
TGR said:Received mine this morning. Saving it for a 'holiday read' but had a quick scan thru.
It does genuinely look an excellent read.