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ONE BOY AND HIS KOP
Evo's ten-year odyssey of emotions starts in 1964 as a ten-year-old boy. Join him as he takes you through the highs, the lows, the triumphs, the tragedies, the scams, the scallying, the rip-offs, the laughs and sometimes even the plain sadness as he strives to achieve the dual Holy Grail of losing his cherry and becoming No. 1 Kopite.
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ONE BOY AND HIS KOP
By Peter Etherington. |
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HERE ARE A FEW READER REVIEWS
ALLAN DUGGAN: LFC REDS IN AMERICA
Thoroughly enjoyed it - wet myself laughing at times Evo. My mum thought it was great too. She say's you're a "Real scouse lad." That's praise indeed ! Also, it was great to hear about Tesco's in Linacre Road and the Corry / Salt Box / Ma Kents etc. Brought back really great memories.
STEVE CORRIGAN: RAWK
Have to say - that was a great read! I finished the book and was very disappointed only 'because I wanted to keep reading though. Thoroughly enjoyed it from start to finish.
Roll on One Man and His Kop!
MIKE TRODDEN: MANCHESTER UNITED SUPPORTER.
I can confidently say that this is one for the man in the street; one for football fans of any persuasion (even Everton fans!!! ) and most importantly a social document which will give future generations a clear indication of how certain parts of our society lived in the 20th century: of course I mean us the working class.
Plenty of historical events are recorded but are mostly about the lives of people from the upper classes who have the good life given to them at birth.
This book will open many peoples eyes to facts they would rather not know, such as the dependence of some working class families on money lenders which our upper classes believe died out in the 19th century.
The football is obviously written about by somebody who not only loves the game but has a remarkable understanding of it,-------even as far as conceding that many talented players did indeed belong to clubs other than Liverpool.
I have been a Manchester United fan from the day I first stood on the Stretford end (1956) so you will realise how much it goes against the grain to admit that a Liverpool supporter has written a great book, but it's true, and if you are a fan, or you just like a good read, this book is a must.
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ORDERING DETAILS
Hiya folks. Time to order your copy of "One boy and his Kop". Please do the following immediately and follow order details very carefully.
Firstly, send me an e-mail to peterevo75@hotmail.com with the following details:
1. FULL postal address. Most important obviously especially for overseas orders. It is very important you include your FULL address in the e-mail as I have had written orders where I have not been able to read the address. Obviously I will keep your address strictly confidential.
2. The message you would like me to sign in the book/s. Unless otherwise specified all books will be signed, "To a fellow Red. Best Wishes. Peter Etherington. Evo."
3. A contact telephone number. Again, very important. Obviously I will not reveal this to anybody else.
4. Details of how you would like to receive the book i.e. through the post or by me personally either before a home game or if you live in the Skelmersdale area by hand delivery. Please also specify at which home game you would like to receive the book. I will be in and around the Park for about an hour - an hour and a half before all home games.
I will then reply to your e-mail with details of where to send cheques etc.
The book costs 10 pound per copy plus postage.
One Boy And His Kop
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