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Re: Journeymen

Posted: 03 Sep 2014, 16:13
by Junker
looking forward to it Johnny, although I'll be nervous as f**k!

Re: Journeymen

Posted: 23 Sep 2014, 07:55
by Junker
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...

Re: Journeymen

Posted: 18 Nov 2014, 15:41
by rhino222
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.

Re: Journeymen

Posted: 19 Nov 2014, 05:00
by REEVE
I've just bought the book but my bird won't let me read it till Xmas :/ haha - no spoilers please

Re: Journeymen

Posted: 19 Nov 2014, 05:32
by DazDiCanio
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.

:TU:

Re: Journeymen

Posted: 19 Nov 2014, 08:42
by Junker
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.

Re: Journeymen

Posted: 16 Jul 2015, 11:39
by olij999
Have just read the book - excellent read, and a credit to all involved. Hope it keeps on selling well.

Re: Journeymen

Posted: 17 Jul 2015, 03:54
by hanrahan123
REEVE wrote:carl Allen would of been good aswell
and surely delroy spencer got few good names on there start with flannigan, quigg, warrington and conlan, j mcdonnel

Re: Journeymen

Posted: 17 Jul 2015, 05:42
by Junker
hanrahan123 wrote:
REEVE wrote:carl Allen would of been good aswell
and surely delroy spencer got few good names on there start with flannigan, quigg, warrington and conlan, j mcdonnel

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.

Re: Journeymen

Posted: 20 Jul 2015, 12:52
by milpool
Junker wrote:
hanrahan123 wrote:
REEVE wrote:carl Allen would of been good aswell
and surely delroy spencer got few good names on there start with flannigan, quigg, warrington and conlan, j mcdonnel

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.
Is it coming out in paperback anytime soon?

Re: Journeymen

Posted: 20 Jul 2015, 14:30
by Nightmare Roy
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. :TU:

Re: Journeymen

Posted: 20 Jul 2015, 14:49
by maley1984
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..

Re: Journeymen

Posted: 20 Jul 2015, 15:43
by Junker
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...