Books sold since the start of season 2016/2017 (across all selling outlets): 125 (Updated 1st April 2017)
I write, self-publish and sell all of these books. This book is also available from my web page www.tewkesburytaleteller.co.uk
The book is a mixture of stats, events and profiles of players, management and fans over the decades, in their own words. Bullet points mean the book is to the point and easy to read.
Some of the contributors: Joey Hyde - Roger Thorndale - Dave Lewis - Paul Collicutt - Jamie Victory - John Finnigan - Asa Hall - Paul Baker - Gary Johnson - Russell Milton.
There have been many reviews by purchasers of the paperback version, all good. I have selected the following one as I believe it gives a rounded picture of what the book is all about.
Andrew from Evesham who bought the book from CTFC club shop: With a mixture of stats, events and people this is a clear and concise account of the ups and downs of Cheltenham Town Football Club both on and off the field. The close-knit spirit which is mentioned in the author's introduction is apparent from the various interviews with Managers, players and fans. The club's history has been extensively researched, and then brought to life with the clever use of bullet points. A must-read for any football fan, this unprecedented piece of work from the versatile Tewkesbury Tale Teller which covers the 1880s to date, is an important part of the history of Cheltenham itself.
I write, self-publish and sell all of these books. This book is also available from my web page www.tewkesburytaleteller.co.uk
The book is a mixture of stats, events and profiles of players, management and fans over the decades, in their own words. Bullet points mean the book is to the point and easy to read.
Some of the contributors: Joey Hyde - Roger Thorndale - Dave Lewis - Paul Collicutt - Jamie Victory - John Finnigan - Asa Hall - Paul Baker - Gary Johnson - Russell Milton.
There have been many reviews by purchasers of the paperback version, all good. I have selected the following one as I believe it gives a rounded picture of what the book is all about.
Andrew from Evesham who bought the book from CTFC club shop: With a mixture of stats, events and people this is a clear and concise account of the ups and downs of Cheltenham Town Football Club both on and off the field. The close-knit spirit which is mentioned in the author's introduction is apparent from the various interviews with Managers, players and fans. The club's history has been extensively researched, and then brought to life with the clever use of bullet points. A must-read for any football fan, this unprecedented piece of work from the versatile Tewkesbury Tale Teller which covers the 1880s to date, is an important part of the history of Cheltenham itself.
