Friday, February 17- Graham will be signing books in Waterstones Liverpool Bold Street at 1pm.- Graham will be guesting on Jonathan Pearce's new evening show of Five Live. Time to be confirmed.Saturday, February 18- Graham will be signing books in Waterstones Deansgate, Manchester, at 12pm.
Saturday, February 25 (Glasgow)- Graham will be appearing at the Margins Book Festival at The Arches, Glasgow, at 12pm, where he will discuss his new book, Barca: The Making of the Greatest Team in the World, alongside author Rodge Glass, whose novel Bring me the head of Ryan Giggs will be published in April. £3 tickets are going fast, so book now.Tickets here: https://uk.patronbase.com/_Arches/Seats/NumSeats?prod_id=MR5&perf_id=1§ion_id=M&seat_type_id=SOr call the Arches box office: 0141 565 1000 - At 3pm the same day, Graham will be signing books at WH Smith in Argyle St.
- At 7.30pm, Graham will be hosting a Barca night @ Maryhill Central Halls. We will be showing highlights of the classic 5-0 victory over Real Madrid, plus chat, Q&A then a signing. THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT
Sunday, February 26 (Aberdeen)
- Graham will be signing books in Aberdeen Waterstones (Union Bridge) at 3pm. Details here: http://www.waterstones.com/waterstonesweb/displayDetailEvent.do?searchType=2&store=644%7CWATERSTONE%27S+ABERDEEN+UNION+BR&sFilter=3
- Graham will be hosting an evening from 7.30pm at the Belmont Cinema, Aberdeen by introducing extended highlights of FC Barcelona's classic 5-0 demolition of Real Madrid from 2010, followed by chat, Q&A and a signing.The event is FREE but ticketed. Phone: 0871 902 5721 and ask for 'Graham Hunter's FC Barcelona book launch' to be issued with an e-ticket (s) (max four per person).
We're now working on Football Manager Stole My Life, a book about the legendary and addictive Sports Interactive game that celebrates its 20th birthday this summer.
If you have ever found yourself lying awake thinking about your best XI, or whether or not you have taken Forfar Athletic as far as you can; if the words Tommy Svindal Larsson bring you out in goosebumps or if anyone has ever told you to grow up and stop going on about that bloody game, we want to hear from you.
We don't need to know about how you took Luton to the Champions League - frankly, we've heard that one before.
No, what we want are the stories about how FM or Champ Man, depending on your era, took over your life.
Are you one of the 35 divorcees whose ex cited FM addiction as a reason for the break-up?
Do you don a suit and tie for cup finals?
Have you used your FM CV to apply for jobs in the so-called real world?
Have you ever met and/or touched Tonton Zola Moukoko?
Send your stories to footballmanager@backpagepress.co.uk and be a part of the book that will celebrate 20 years of magnificent obsession.
We are getting a lot of emails and tweets about signings for Barça: The Making of the Greatest Team in the World (which is great - really exciting the level of interest you guys are showing).
We're putting together a publicity package which will run from February to May, so hopefully Graham Hunter will appear in a town near you in that period.
Our first confirmed event is in Glasgow on February 25, and features Graham with acclaimed author Rodge Glass, whose forthcoming novel is titled 'Bring me the Head of Ryan Giggs'
For tickets to 'Barça v United' at the Arches Theatre, click here.
Meanwhile, stay tuned to our twitter feed and like us on Facebook for the latest updates and events. We can't promise we'll get everywhere - fans all around the world want to get involved - but we'll certainly try our best.
It's worth a reminder that we're still putting out videos every week on our YouTube channel, which you can subscribe to here. To see Graham in action, watch this playlist of the first nine videos:
In the fourth in the series of our Barca vids, Graham Hunter takes into the Press box at the Camp Nou and tells of his memorable altercation with a young Thiago Alcantara
Watch it here
And in the third of the weekly exclusive extracts that Goal.com is running, Graham reflects on Xavi, Puyol and the summer of 2008 when the Guardiola revolution began
Read it here
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