Was was your best EFC related book you got for Chrimbo this year then?!!

[Boss_Blue]

I can't read.

 

[CrustySack]

I’ve made a start on Reid’s book . So far so good

I've got that one to start on next. I'm expecting Reidy to pull no punches.

 

[2xpetes]

Anyone read For the boys in the royal blue jersey?

 

[scratchnsurf]

I asked for an Everton related book. I got 'Misery' by Stephen King.

 

[Bluebonic]

I asked for an Everton related book. I got 'Misery' by Stephen King.

Nearly choked on my toast!

 

[Bluebonic]

Not a euphemism!

 

[PhilEFC]

Faith of our Families by James Corbett. Very good up to now.

 

[Adam-GOTTV]

I gave my Dad 'Faith of Our Families' but was at his on Christmas Day night so had a read. Fantastic effort. Would highly recommend.

 

[PhilEFC]

I gave my Dad 'Faith of Our Families' but was at his on Christmas Day night so had a read. Fantastic effort. Would highly recommend.

Yeah it’s put together really well. I’m only on the early pages but it’s good to see what people like George Mahon had to say.

 

[tonyhorne]

The only book I got was a Spiderman collection. I did get Everton socks though.

Pleased with both of them...

 

[efcfanwirral]

Got the kanchelskis one - he was my favourite player as a kid so looking forward to reading it. Seemed like a funny guy on the blue room podcast too!

 

[Berniethebolt]

Yeah it’s put together really well. I’m only on the early pages but it’s good to see what people like George Mahon had to say.

This is the best Everton book I've read for some time. It tells the story of the club through quotes from players, ex-managers, officials, fans etc. A simple idea but really well done. Beautifully packaged too.
(Just a small criticism - I think they must have rushed it out for Christmas - it's full of typos and has the odd duplicated quote which is a shame for a book that has otherwise been so carefully put together.)

 

[PhilEFC]

This is the best Everton book I've read for some time. It tells the story of the club through quotes from players, ex-managers, officials, fans etc. A simple idea but really well done. Beautifully packaged too.
(Just a small criticism - I think they must have rushed it out for Christmas - it's full of typos and has the odd duplicated quote which is a shame for a book that has otherwise been so carefully put together.)

Yeah same here mate. I’m made up with it.

 

[Seathestars]

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