Mick Clifford

🚨 MANCHESTER UNITED FANS! If you have not yet read this, then absolutely you should. Phillip Vine's brilliant book provides incredible insight and valuable lessons on how to run a football club, still relevant today. But don't just take our word for it... 📚 Visionary: Manchester United, Michael Knighton and the Football Revolution 1989-2019 🔗 amzn.to/2IW6z4d 📢 "This book has been in the making for some considerable time and something I spoke to Michael Knighton about a number of years ago, but simply just had to keep waiting and hoping for it to appear, and at last it has. 📢"Three hundred and sixty odd pages, on arguably the greatest United story never told... Not going to say anything more than 'buy it'. A good, revealing read and well written by Phillip Vine." ✍️ The United Review Collectors Club 📢 "Michael Knighton once agreed a deal to buy Manchester United for just £10million. Thirty years on, he reckons the Saudi Arabian royal family have a £4billion bid on the table." 📢 "The book about Knighton's rollercoaster ride aims to put the record straight on a few of the myths that have emerged since he famously introduced himself to the Old Trafford fans by juggling a ball in front of the Stretford End." ✍️ Sunday Mirror 📢 "He produced a blueprint for the future which, he says, was why profits went through the roof over the following decade." 📢 "The book is called Visionary (he insists the title was not his idea). And it charts what he thought could be done with the club. Plus, he says, what should still be done." ✍️ Jim White, the Telegraph 📢 "When the deal never went through, it was assumed he never had the cash. That he was a chancer. A Walter Mitty. A coiffured conman who made the club a figure of fun." 📢 "To be fair Knighton does not bear a grudge and a new book about the whole saga reveals the real story. He does not see it as revenge, just a chance to put the record straight." ✍️ The Sun

🔵 HIGH PRAISE FOR SCOTT NISBET'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY 👏 "Red, White and True is a compelling story of a Rangers player who played under three managers, straddling three of the most important stewardships of the modern Rangers era." ✍️ "Told with great deftness and honesty, we sense the change of tone from the excitement of playing under a legend like Jock Wallace, the disappointment of not being integral to Souness’s plans and then the utter joy and support he had with Walter Smith." ⚽️ "For Rangers supporters of an era, it tells a tale and tells it really well." Praise from @FootyBookReview 📚 If you have read it, tell us what you think by sharing a review on Amazon or on the thread below.