FAO Authors Of 'Build A Bonfire' - An Ultimatum

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Either you do a a reprint of the bastard thing within six months of the Falmer decision, or a campaign will be organised to manually scan in and make available to the Albion faithful each individual page online. In weekly instalments if need be.

You have been warned

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Let's begin!

Front Cover:

I tell's ya, it would be an absolute piece of piss to reproduce the whole thing on here, page by page, so get on the fuckin' CASE whydoncha!

 

[fatboy]

How many pages?

 

[tinx]

Do it anyway.

 

[Hiney]

Either you do a a reprint of the bastard thing within six months of the Falmer decision, or a campaign will be organised to manually scan in and make available to the Albion faithful each individual page online. In weekly instalments if need be.

You have been warned

I was thinking the same thing last night when I put the front cover on the other thread.

Time-consuming but easy to do.

 

[Gazwag]

**GOOD IDEA ALERT**

How about making a audio CD, just need somebody like Atilla and/or Harty etc, to narrate, could make a packet, or get as many of the contributors to say their bits.

 

[Wardy]

If they do a reprint, can i also suggest that they had an extra few chapters to bring it up to date?

 

[cardboard]

The whole idea was to makes as many copies as Archer paid for the club.
They will not do a reprint and nor should they

 

[StevieV]

The whole idea was to makes as many copies as Archer paid for the club.
They will not do a reprint and nor should they

1.Inform the hordes of new fans in depth about the history of the club

2.Make money


Seem like good enough reasons to me.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

The whole idea was to makes as many copies as Archer paid for the club.
They will not do a reprint and nor should they

I take it from your viewpoint, that you have a copy. You are the sort of selfish bastard who is probably very likely to jump in front of a train, causing some of my friends to be a couple of minutes late home, thus missing the first half of Home and Away.

 

[Lokki 7]

Oh oh! No one has said it yet, no one has said it yet!


IF YOU WERE A REAL FAN YOU WOULD OWN A COPY ALREADY.



*sits back and basks in the glow of superfan superiority*

 

[Deleted User X18H]

The whole idea was to makes as many copies as Archer paid for the club.
They will not do a reprint and nor should they

That my friend was 'MORE THAN NINETY MINUTES'

 

[cardboard]

I take it from your viewpoint, that you have a copy. You are the sort of selfish bastard who is probably very likely to jump in front of a train, causing some of my friends to be a couple of minutes late home, thus missing the first half of Home and Away.

I do have a copy and personally do not care if they print 10 million more.

But as i said the whole idea was to keep the print run limited to the amount it cost BA paid for the club

 

[Gazwag]

The whole idea was to makes as many copies as Archer paid for the club.
They will not do a reprint and nor should they

That was not build a bonfire that was the other one which I cannot remember the name of at the moment, the one with all the photos in

 

[cardboard]

ooops,


Oh well

 

[Hiney]

There is a legion of fans who for one reason or another do not own a copy of Build a Bonfire. That fact is irrelevant.

What IS relevant however, is that the book represents a highly-emotional, from the heart, account of two years of suffering, heartache and sheer determination which ultimately led to our club being rescued from oblivion.

It is a must-read, not only for Albion fans, but for any supporter of any club.

I have read it probably 6 times and NEVER fail to be moved to tears of frustration, anger and ultimately pride.

People like Archer and Belotti should never be allowed near Football Clubs. Read Build a Bonfire and you will know why.

If we're allowed to do it, I would be happy to take responsibility for scanning a chapter.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

There is a legion of fans who for one reason or another do not own a copy of Build a Bonfire. That fact is irrelevant.

What IS relevant however, is that the book represents a highly-emotional, from the heart, account of two years of suffering, heartache and sheer determination which ultimately led to our club being rescued from oblivion.

It is a must-read, not only for Albion fans, but for any supporter of any club.

I have read it probably 6 times and NEVER fail to be moved to tears of frustration, anger and ultimately pride.

People like Archer and Belotti should never be allowed near Football Clubs. Read Build a Bonfire and you will know why.

If we're allowed to do it, I would be happy to take responsibility for scanning a chapter.

Very decent of you Hiney. Failing that, you couldn't pop over to Chandlers Ford and lend me it could you?

 

[Bobby's Gull]

It's a vital bit of literature every BHA fan should own. Print off more copies!!

 

[The Large One]

**GOOD IDEA ALERT**

How about making a audio CD, just need somebody like Atilla and/or Harty etc, to narrate, could make a packet, or get as many of the contributors to say their bits.

It is a GOOD IDEA. So much so, that a narration idea has already been discussed by myself and some others...

Oh, just watch this space, and wait and see.

 

[Wardy]

It is a GOOD IDEA. So much so, that a narration idea has already been discussed by myself and some others...

Oh, just watch this space, and wait and see.

I agree that this is a good idea, but a copy in my hand to would be better.