The Mission

[re cat]

Geelong’s 2007 AFL premiership capped a remarkable, and sometimes turbulent, 12 months at the football club. Herald Sun journalist Scott Gullan spent that year inside the Cats. From dressing rooms to back rooms, he now tells the complete story of how the club ended its premiership drought
The book is priced at $34.95 (plus 2008 members also get 10% discount) and will be available to purchase exclusively from the Cats Shop for two weeks from Friday 14 March.

 

[re cat]

From G-mail
Didn't know about this one

 

[bigdroppunt]

Oh goodie, more cashing in on the 07 flag

But i would prob buy it if i could read.....

 

[re cat]

Oh goodie, more cashing in on the 07 flag

But i would prob buy it if i could read.....

Well you're good with pictures

 

[bigdroppunt]

Well you're good with pictures

so is it a picture book then ?

 

[Dont you hate pants?]

Geelong’s 2007 AFL premiership capped a remarkable, and sometimes turbulent, 12 months at the football club. Herald Sun journalist Scott Gullan spent that year inside the Cats. From dressing rooms to back rooms, he now tells the complete story of how the club ended its premiership drought
The book is priced at $34.95 (plus 2008 members also get 10% discount) and will be available to purchase exclusively from the Cats Shop for two weeks from Friday 14 March.

As in this book is only available for two weeks from the cats shop? It cannot be purchased elsewhere at a later date?

Cheers!

 

[Ninty]

Wouldn't the Herald Sun shop or something sell it?

 

[JUBJUB]

Wouldn't the Herald Sun shop or something sell it?

Most likely after the two week sale at the GFC shop you'll find it on the Hun website and maybe at bookstores.

 

[SJ]

Is that Advertiser book (similar I think) still around anywhere?

 

[Last Line Hero]

Scott Gullan of the Herald Sun, if my facts are straight, was the author of the book. Basically just followed the Cats right throughout the 2007 season, on and off field. Fairly certain he is a Cats fan.

On another point, he wrote the piece on Geelong in the AFL Magazine contained in the Herald Sun today, and let an interesting statement slip, he said that although he doesn't like to pump his players tyres too often if at all, Mark Thompson reckons Scarlo is the best defender he has seen.

Pretty intriguing I thought.

 

[IzzaConda]

The Addy one is a MASSIVE disappointment.......the idea was fantastic but they screwed up in that they forced the writers to cram an entire match review into one page....which was nowhere near enough

Is that Advertiser book (similar I think) still around anywhere?

 

[SJ]

The Addy one is a MASSIVE disappointment.......the idea was fantastic but they screwed up in that they forced the writers to cram an entire match review into one page....which was nowhere near enough

Not worth a purchase? Maybe I'll just get this one then.

 

[IzzaConda]

I wouldnt necessarily say its not worth buying, it has some nice pics....but if you're after meaningful text then go for the Gullan book

Not worth a purchase? Maybe I'll just get this one then.

 

[Flat Track Bully]

Scott Gullan of the Herald Sun, if my facts are straight, was the author of the book. Basically just followed the Cats right throughout the 2007 season, on and off field. Fairly certain he is a Cats fan.

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Scott Gullan is a mad Doggies man