Journeymen
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looking forward to it Johnny, although I'll be nervous as f**k!
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the book's out on Kindle now, for people who like that sort of thing
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Journeymen-Othe ... 8&sr=&qid=
hardback is out 8th Oct, there's been a couple of delays...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Journeymen-Othe ... 8&sr=&qid=
hardback is out 8th Oct, there's been a couple of delays...
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I have just finished the book, its very enjoyable, I knew most of the things that go on behing the scenes but it still gives a good insight into the business and the journeyman trade.
I have never approved of it truth be known as I don't like a 'match' to be decided before the first bell, I do however understand the principal of the journeymen and why they do what they do.
I have never approved of it truth be known as I don't like a 'match' to be decided before the first bell, I do however understand the principal of the journeymen and why they do what they do.
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I've just bought the book but my bird won't let me read it till Xmas :/ haha - no spoilers please
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DazDiCanio
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Well done Mark, it's a great read front to back. These guys get a torrent of abuse but they're just doing a job at the end of the day. Sad to see some getting abused by money mad promoters.
Very skilled(most of them anyway) practitioners of the sport. Needed a voice and got one.

Very skilled(most of them anyway) practitioners of the sport. Needed a voice and got one.
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Thanks for your comments guys. Very much appreciated. What's nice is that so far the book's been received very well by people in and around the game.
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Have just read the book - excellent read, and a credit to all involved. Hope it keeps on selling well.
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hanrahan123
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and surely delroy spencer got few good names on there start with flannigan, quigg, warrington and conlan, j mcdonnelREEVE wrote:carl Allen would of been good aswell
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hanrahan123 wrote:and surely delroy spencer got few good names on there start with flannigan, quigg, warrington and conlan, j mcdonnelREEVE wrote:carl Allen would of been good aswell
yeah, there's loads of possible names you could mention, but you have to draw a line somewhere or you have a never-ending book! I'm happy with the end product - the guys in there gave a nice balance of stories / angles on the business.
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Is it coming out in paperback anytime soon?Junker wrote:hanrahan123 wrote:and surely delroy spencer got few good names on there start with flannigan, quigg, warrington and conlan, j mcdonnelREEVE wrote:carl Allen would of been good aswell
yeah, there's loads of possible names you could mention, but you have to draw a line somewhere or you have a never-ending book! I'm happy with the end product - the guys in there gave a nice balance of stories / angles on the business.
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Nightmare Roy
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I downloaded it on Kindle a few weeks ago when I was on Holiday, great read and I really learnt a lot of stuff I had no idea went on. 
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Cant wait to start my book in next couple days after i hav a ankle operation. Couple of weeks relaxing feet up beer and the book ive heard a lot about..
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thanks for all the comments gents.
As far as paperback goes, I don't know tbh. We're still on the first edition at the mo. If it goes to second edition then they might do. But for now its just hardback and kindle...
As far as paperback goes, I don't know tbh. We're still on the first edition at the mo. If it goes to second edition then they might do. But for now its just hardback and kindle...