Turner remembers his book
In yesterday's Bullseye, Graham Turner writes of his honour to meet John Charles again last week at a book signing. "It was good to see the big queue's patiently waiting for their book to be signed and a brief chat to him," he wrote.
Turner then reminisced about his own book signing experience in Wolverhampton some years ago.
"After a successful season there I wrote a diary of the season called The Only Way Is Up and was asked to do a signing session at WH Smith. Embarrassingly only three people turned up, and two of them were expecting to see Graham Taylor and went off in a disgruntled manner without even looking at my literary masterpiece.
"Needless to say that of the 2000 printed there are still available. Several people have told me that they keep a copy by the bedside and when they can't get to sleep they pick it up and after a couple of pages they soon nod off."
Perhaps Turner could be persuaded to put pen to paper again at the end of this season if Hereford United win the Conference. A book of his could then be titled: "The Only Way Is Up- Volume Two".
This book would sell!