For The Boys In The Royal Blue Jersey

[GrandOldTeam]

@alan ball's books are excellent;



You can buy the first one here;

Amazon.co.uk

amzn.to

And the second here;

Amazon.co.uk

amzn.to

 

[GrandOldTeam]

It'll be sound if people leave reviews on there as well

 

[alan ball]

It'll be sound if people leave reviews on there as well

Thank you to all for the lovely complimentary remarks

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Whens Volume three out do you reckon Bally? @alan ball

 

[alan ball]

Whens Volume three out do you reckon Bally? @alan ball

Towards the end of the year I would think, or maybe before. I have enough material for at least 6 volumes

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Towards the end of the year I would think, or maybe before. I have enough material for at least 6 volumes

Look forward to that mate,cheers!!

 

[alan ball]

I'm doing one about Goodison which will be out next year. I've spoken to opposing players from every top flight club who have played at Goodison since 1960, to hear their thoughts on the stadium. It also features match officials, broadcasters and manager's of clubs. I've even gone the extra mile where I've spoken to players who have played their from UCD, Finn Harps, Woking, Exeter City, Wrexham, Aldershot and many more. in The foreword is written by the legendary commentator John Motson. The book will be called The Goodison Farewell.

 

[firefighterblue]

Got volume 2 off you last week. Brilliant read. Already read it. Just ordered volume 1 off Amazon. To all blues great read

 

[maccavennie]

I'm doing one about Goodison which will be out next year. I've spoken to opposing players from every top flight club who have played at Goodison since 1960, to hear their thoughts on the stadium. It also features match officials, broadcasters and manager's of clubs. I've even gone the extra mile where I've spoken to players who have played their from UCD, Finn Harps, Woking, Exeter City, Wrexham, Aldershot and many more. in The foreword is written by the legendary commentator John Motson. The book will be called The Goodison Farewell.

This sounds like a cracking read mate

 

[Eggs]

....as well as being a must read for Evertonians, Steve’s compilations are amazing reference material for future generations.

 

[roydo]

I've spoken to opposing players from every top flight club who have played at Goodison since 1960, to hear their thoughts on the stadium.

Holy cow! That sounds like quite a job there Steve. Deffo let me know when thats out.

 

[Groucho]

@alan ball's books are excellent;



You can buy the first one here;

Amazon.co.uk

amzn.to

And the second here;

Amazon.co.uk

amzn.to

Excellent indeed. @alan ball personally delivered one to me this week and it’s great. I’ll be buying all of his volumes come next payday and I suggest all blues do likewise.

Lovely guy to boot

 

[Toast]

Just bought the first one off Amazon.
Be a father's day gift for me arl fella.

Nice one.

 

[Toast]

I'm doing one about Goodison which will be out next year. I've spoken to opposing players from every top flight club who have played at Goodison since 1960, to hear their thoughts on the stadium. It also features match officials, broadcasters and manager's of clubs. I've even gone the extra mile where I've spoken to players who have played their from UCD, Finn Harps, Woking, Exeter City, Wrexham, Aldershot and many more. in The foreword is written by the legendary commentator John Motson. The book will be called The Goodison Farewell.

Have you asked ex players who have returned for other clubs their opinions on the ground and vice versa.

I'd love to know that side of the story.

 

[allezlesbleus]

Steve’s interviews are a great read.
Obviously there some players who are better known than others but their comments give a great insight into the way footballers lives have changed over the years and their perspectives on matches or events that were really big days in our club’s history.