On 10/11/2024 at 17:01, liampie said:

some people may not have seen the videos, so i see no harm in it. does the book offer anything new?

i have seen a lot of hype about the book, but i dont want to buy it unless there is a point. if its a good read, then it will be money well spent.

I enjoyed it but I don't think there was much in it that we didn't already know, except perhaps what happened to King afterwards. But I'm glad someone's gone to the effort of putting it all on paper for the day when all the stuff about it online has disappeared.

I still think it is an excellent book, the back story to King was fascinating. From St George's Hill Weybridge ( perhaps one of the richest landowners private estates in the UK) to now a humbler dwelling in a Southampton suburb. I am still appalled that the Serious Fraud office didn't prosecute King for what had happened at #Notts. 

I haven't had the chance to read it, but I do wonder how much is fresh and not repeated from other sources/investigations. That said, I believe it was written by a Notts fan, and I wish him all the very best with it.