ESSEX and England cricket legend Graham Gooch will be signing copies of Essex CCC Memories during Sunday's (May 27) home Royal London One Day Cup match against Surrey at Chelmsford.
Gooch, who wrote the foreword to our lavish, full colour hardback, will be outside the Essex Cricket Store at the Cloudfm County Ground between innings, which is expected to be around 2.00-2.30pm.
One of the most successful record-breaking batsmen of his generation, 'Goochie' is one of 25 past and present players interviewed in the book, which contains more than 150 illustrations and 120,000 words spanning 372 pages.
DATE ADDED: Thursday 24 May, 2018
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READERS' REVIEWS
You have done an amazing job deserving of congratulations of, not only me, but everyone at Essex. I have been through my copy and there is delight on every page. I have heard nothing but plaudits from the Essex members, which I trust will lead to healthy sales. How you (and your team) achieved such miracles in the timescale you set yourself, I shall never know. Congratulations on a wonderful production. Tony Debenham (Chairman, Peter Edwards Museum management committee, Essex CCC)
A great balance of text, pictures and other ephemera. It is absolutely superb. One of the best books on cricket that I have seen. Nick Easingwood
An outstanding book. It covers so many aspects of Essex Cricket. Chris Butler
Looks to be a wonderful book, which will bring back many fond memories. My congratulations to all concerned. Vic Hare Read more reviews...
PLAYERS' REVIEWS
It’s world-class. A brilliant book full of memories from cover to cover. It’s excellent. Graham Gooch
For anyone who has ever had more than a passing interest in Essex Cricket, this is pure gold, especially some of the older photos, which I found fascinating. Derek Pringle
A wonderful read from cover to cover. Absolutely superb record of Essex cricket memories. James Foster
I absolutely loved every minute of it. This well put together book is full of great memories to treasure for everyone involved in Essex CCC. Keith Fletcher
