Hall Of Fame
Has anybody actually read this book?
Was it even published?
Hall Of Fame
Could be a similar case to Anton's Millers new theme tune, recorded by his "good friend" reggae musician Judge Dread.... which was even played over the tannoy at half time in a league game, and fans were told that the record would be on sale in the club shop the following week.... it sounded quite good, but almost needless to say I never saw a copy of it on sale , or know anybody else who didOriginally Posted by MillmoorRon
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Hall Of Fame
Book never published so far as I can tell.
Hall Of Fame
The 2012 book was published, it was called 'king of clubs'.
Hall Of Fame
Thanks, Tony. You are right. Grovesnor House Publishing, ISN 1781485283. Tried Amazon, ebay and five booksellers I use - sold out everywhere.
Hall Of Fame
Been trying to buy that book for the last 10months.
Tried the publishers a couple of months ago but up to now no reply.
Hall Of Fame
Tell you a book I've always wanted to read The Wayward lad about the Jockey Graham Bradley. I'm a fan. Read Ronnie Moore's book... Born to be a Miller. I'd read Antons book.
Hall Of Fame
Found it on Amazon (out of stock) King of Clubs got some good reviews - although some reviewers warned that parts of the book were not factually correcr! (LOL)
Hall Of Fame
By the way - if anybody did manage to get hold of a copy of the Judge Dread Millers single (if it even existed!) please post the details. I've no idea what the song title was (I don't think that was announced at Millmoor) and it was more ska than reggae style. I can see where he got the idea from - the ska track that is still being played at Stamford Bridge about 35 years later.
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I have the King of Clubs book.
In it AJ claims we were within an inch of recruiting B Clough and P Taylor.
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