Ben Fitz
Years ago
Stumbled across the book in Angus and Robertson yesterday.
Must say it is a great read, a lot more open than Gaze's book and a lot of stories that will jog a lot of memories.
Well worth your time and hard earned IMO.
The_Champ33
Years ago
I'm collecting my copy @ Sunday's game.
Really I should have waited to collect it from Big W or K-Mart where they always slash the RRP prices.
Isaac
Years ago
Here's the micro-site with info on the book:
www.mahervellous.com.au
Hit the site to find out who said of Maher:
There's a few guys who are all class. Those guys tend to have support from everybody. Sportsmanship, how they handle themselves with their peers, the media, the crowds there are a few guys such as Andrew Gaze, Mike Kelly, Brett Wheeler who fall into this category.
Brett Maher certainly does. But he's even more rare. This guy just doesn't have any enemies. There's so much about him to respect. Players have genuine affection for him and to have that and compete like he competes is very special. Brett is his own man and he plays as hard as hell. It's rare somebody with his competitive instincts can continue to command such respect and support from his peers but he does; always has, always will.
Has gone out to all stores, some get it on shelves before others.
Will be sold at stadium on Sunday - can then get Brett to sign it.
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