Norwich City Story Gathering Starts

Norwich City are the latest club to sign up for a ‘Til I Die’ book – the club will launch the project at The Canaries’ home match with Brighton & Hove Albion. Fans of every age and era are invited to contribute.

We want to hear from all Norwich City fans! Who travels the farthest to get to home matches? Who has seen more matches than anyone else? Who has the funniest Norwich tale? Who are your record breakers? Get in touch so these and many other stories get in to the new book. ‘City ’Til I Die’

Click here http://tilidie.co.uk/contribute.html to contribute your story or send e-mails to david@legendspublishing.net. Story telling sessions will be announced on the Norwich City website when the dates are known.

Tottenham 'Til I Die Launched

Tottenham ‘Til I Die is probably the most diverse collection of Tottenham Hotspur stories ever put together. You can buy online now here http://tilidie.co.uk/buy.html or from the Tottenham Hotspur official website.

Legendary Tottenham Double winner, Cliff Jones, said of the book:

“The great Bill Nicholson would always tell us players that the most important people at the club were the fans. They are the ones who work hard all week to be able to come through the turnstiles on a Saturday and pay our wages. It made us all aware of the importance of what we did not only for the fans but for the community as a whole, because the club is such a big part of that. No doubt Bill would be delighted to see that a book like Tottenham ‘Til I Die has been produced.”

Much loved Spurs striker, Clive Allen, said of Tottenham ‘Til I Die:

“I’m fortunate enough to have many fond memories as a supporter from when my father, Les, used to bring me to games. One that sticks in my mind from the age of about five or six was when I had the opportunity to go down into the dressing rooms and walk down the tunnel. It was inspiring for me, and Tottenham ‘Til I Die represents memories from supporters of all different ages that are just as special to them. It’s a fantastic insight into the love and passion that Spurs fans have for their Club.”

Sarah Ebner of The Times wrote a glowing review of the new title:

“The book is a love letter about being a fotball fan, but it is also much more than that.”