- Paperback: 200 pages
- Publisher: Headhunter (1 Aug 2008)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1906085099
- ISBN-13: 978-1906085094
- Product Dimensions: 19.6 x 12.8 x 1.2 cm
- Average Customer Review: 2.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (10 customer reviews)
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Format:Hardcover
the publisher let the Author down badly in this book.
Author of Diary of the Soul Crew books ,My Story and 5 other football lads books. Annis Abraham Jnr.
Author of Diary of the Soul Crew books ,My Story and 5 other football lads books. Annis Abraham Jnr.
10 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I started buying these kind of books years ago and from the outset enjoyed them, there was very good.. Steaming In, Scally, Bovver... there was good, BBC, City Pysco's, Naughty 40 there was poor, Red Army, Suicide Squad, ICF and there was total waste of money efforts, of late these seem to be more and more frequently released.
Regardless of the quality though I kept the faith and read them all, cover to cover until now!
32 pages was enough, thankfully the type set was big and there were a few or 20 pages may have been my lot.
This publisher seems to have no shame and is now killing the ,market with nonsical scribes which borderline on utter rubbish.
Rangers must have a story to tell, and I am sure this fella is one of the men who should have told it, I feel he has been let down by a poor publisher desperate to get it out in the shops while not caring about the quality just his quick return on investment!
No more please Mr King you are at the bottom of the ladder now and in danger of sinking lower.
Regardless of the quality though I kept the faith and read them all, cover to cover until now!
32 pages was enough, thankfully the type set was big and there were a few or 20 pages may have been my lot.
This publisher seems to have no shame and is now killing the ,market with nonsical scribes which borderline on utter rubbish.
Rangers must have a story to tell, and I am sure this fella is one of the men who should have told it, I feel he has been let down by a poor publisher desperate to get it out in the shops while not caring about the quality just his quick return on investment!
No more please Mr King you are at the bottom of the ladder now and in danger of sinking lower.
8 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Reasonable book and a quick read. Gave a Rangers focused account of the casual era. That alone made it interesting.
Can't believe some of the comments by other posters with regards to the authenticity of the content.
Hibs and Aberdeen seem to forget getting turned over by clubs like Hearts and Motherwell.
Noone can lay claim to being Top, however we all have opininons and stories to tell.
Can't believe some of the comments by other posters with regards to the authenticity of the content.
Hibs and Aberdeen seem to forget getting turned over by clubs like Hearts and Motherwell.
Noone can lay claim to being Top, however we all have opininons and stories to tell.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Wheres the zero star option?
My hopes were not high when I started reading this book given the firm in question. The front cover features the author himself who appears to have lost a leg in addition to the... Read more
Published on 17 Aug 2008 by Franko
Lad
It took me a day to read this book, one of the worst I've read on the subject of Football Hooliganism! Read more
Published on 15 Feb 2007 by Ms. K. Brownlee
Not the best and not the worst
This book took me just under a week to read and have to say that it may not be the best book I have ever read on football hooliganism it certainly isn't the worst. Read more
Published on 7 Jan 2007 by K. Kirkham
Poor.
Not a good book in my opinion. Having been around the secne in the 80's and some of the 90's. The book gives no real credit to the two main Hooligan firms in Scotland which were... Read more
Published on 4 Jan 2007 by Aly
Aberdeen ... ASC
.....pity about the book as poor as the firm he ran with... doesnt give credit here and help from friends can only be the answer it got aired.. Read more
Published on 1 Dec 2006 by R. Carmichael
Ghostdog
Not surprising that Martin King Billy is drafted in for help him being Chelsea and all. Keep it in the family.
Anyway Carrick is my age. Yes he's Rangers main face. Read more
Anyway Carrick is my age. Yes he's Rangers main face. Read more
Published on 16 Nov 2006 by A. Hunter
rangers icf
what an honest yet terrifying read about the most violent scottish hooligan gang some of the things that they got and most probaly still get up to is beyond normality but was a... Read more
Published on 4 Oct 2006 by tubby123
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