A fascinating
read for any fan, Greig’s tribute is an essential part of the reading list
for any Celtic supporter.
Scotland on Sunday, 2.11.03
Beautifully
written...a valuable publication...a must for anyone who wants to know about this
tragic moment in our history.
Celtic View, 19.11.03
This
book is quite simply a masterpiece, and for anyone with a slightest interest in
Celtic, Scottish football or Fife, it is a must read.
David
Potter, Celtic Historian
Greig's
attention to detail here is stunning. It's first class reporting of the like we
rarely see these days. It's a book that will make you feel pride and sorrow at
the same time.
E-Tims website review
Unputdownable!
Eugene MacBride
Absolutely
engrossing...one of the most enjoyable books I have read for a long time.
Vincent McSherry (owner of 166 Celtic books!)
Splendid!
Dominic Currie
A
recommended addition to your Celtic bookshelf...it's brilliant!
Not the View Fanzine
I
have just had the greatest pleasure in reading your excellent book. I started
reading it mid-afternoon Saturday and did not put it down until I had finished
it at 1.30am on Sunday morning.
Peter Sweeney
It
was the first time that I had ever written to the author of a book that I had
enjoyed so much, and I have already re-read the book since I wrote to you.
Dave Makin
Congratulations
on the best football biography I have ever read.....a real masterpiece. A lot
of painstaking research enabled you to bring the magic of Johnny Thomson back
to life.
Ian Fraser, Lochgelly, Fife
Tom
Greig also appeared on the BBC's radio programme "Past Times" in the
spring of 2004, interviewed by Mark Steven at Ibrox and Parkhead Stadia. He was
also interviewed by Dave Marshall on Saga Radio in late autumn 2004.
