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Holyfield @ Manc. Arndale tomorrow (weds)

Posted: 04 Mar 2008, 11:53
by Mensa07
signing his book at Zavvi 5.30pm according to the MEN.

:box:

Posted: 05 Mar 2008, 07:09
by punchers chance
well spotted.

Has anyone been to any of these signings?
Is he getting a big turnout & is it worth it?
Is he charging for photos?

Posted: 05 Mar 2008, 08:52
by Syntax Error
I'll have to pay Commander 'Vander a visit.

I wasn't going to buy his book yet, as I think he will still be fighting in 50 years time, but if I can get a signed copy, then why not!!! :box:

Posted: 05 Mar 2008, 09:43
by The Blade
Syntax Error wrote:I'll have to pay Commander 'Vander a visit.

I wasn't going to buy his book yet, as I think he will still be fighting in 50 years time, but if I can get a signed copy, then why not!!! :box:
who is the ghost writer?

Posted: 05 Mar 2008, 10:26
by punchers chance
The Blade wrote:
who is the ghost writer?
Lee Gruenfeld.

Posted: 05 Mar 2008, 10:32
by punchers chance
I wandered down at lunchtime to Zavvis.

There is a pile of The Real Deal's books near the store entrance.

I asked an employee what was happening later & he said Evander will be downstairs doing a meet n greet.
In order to go down there you have to buy the book first at the till upstairs and they give you a wristband that gets you downstairs.

I asked the guy 'will he be signing them?' after the Waterstones stuff about him not being able to sign for some reason, and he said 'I dunno'

Then i asked would you be able to get a photo with him. Again 'I dunno - that's up to him'

Finally I asked are you expecting many people. He pointed at the pile of books and said ' we've not shifted that many to be honest'.

The book is discounted to £10 by the way.

Posted: 05 Mar 2008, 17:35
by KO Artist
punchers chance wrote:I wandered down at lunchtime to Zavvis.

There is a pile of The Real Deal's books near the store entrance.

I asked an employee what was happening later & he said Evander will be downstairs doing a meet n greet.
In order to go down there you have to buy the book first at the till upstairs and they give you a wristband that gets you downstairs.

I asked the guy 'will he be signing them?' after the Waterstones stuff about him not being able to sign for some reason, and he said 'I dunno'

Then i asked would you be able to get a photo with him. Again 'I dunno - that's up to him'

Finally I asked are you expecting many people. He pointed at the pile of books and said ' we've not shifted that many to be honest'.

The book is discounted to £10 by the way.
I reckon if he turned up at Waterstones Watford he would sell more than in Manchester. They are only interested in Hatton. When he retires the boxing scene there will die.