An hilarious account of a Manchester United fan's 18-year long quest to get his hands on a FA Cup final ticket. Along the way witnessing some of the most momentous events in late 20th century football history - the last days of the terraces, the Hillsborough disaster and the rise of Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United. Part Kes, part Boys from the Blackstuff, it also paints a vivid portrait of working-class culture - from punk, the miner's strike, unemployment to MaDchester and Brit-pop. The number 1 Best Seller in Manchester United books on Amazon. The top rated Manchester United supporter book on Amazon. 'One look, won over' ***** Four Four Two **** Total Football 'A great read' 4/5 Glory Glory Man United (MUFC official magazine) 'Hill can be funny, but really finds his voice in harrowing recollections of the Hillsborough tragedy.' Daily Mail 'For younger fans, there is an intoxicating account of the run-in to Fergie's first title triumph in 1993, while older fans will relish exhilarating memories of United in the 70's, a decade of Cup finals and cock-ups. Equally entertaining is Hill's witty and often poignant portrayal of a youth spent in a declining mining community...Impassioned and bleak but also hilarious.' Manchester UNITED (the official MUFC magazine) See the great reviews for this book here - www.manutdbooks.com