Tim Wellock's New book - the best of durham

[Twisted]

Tim Wellock's new book celebrates 'The Best of Durham'

FORMER Northern Echo cricket writer Tim Wellock has written a new book, "The Best of Durham", in which he looks back on his years of…

www.thenorthernecho.co.uk

apologies if this has been covered previously, it#s news to me and very good news at that and i'm sure you'll all agree

 

[The Red Telephone]

He was at the Essex match for the three days it was on and I purchased my copy on Thursday and have just finished it today.

In my opinion it falls slightly short on his previous 'Summers With Durham' but it's still a good read and his comments on the FTECB in the Introduction are arguably worth the cover price alone.

 

[Twisted]

He was at the Essex match for the three days it was on and I purchased my copy on Thursday and have just finished it today.

In my opinion it falls slightly short on his previous 'Summers With Durham' but it's still a good read and his comments on the FTECB in the Introduction are arguably worth the cover price alone.

aye he's pretty scathing in that piece like. falling short of summers with durham is no great shame, it's a tremendous read.

looking forward to swanning around the members area with it under my arm, using it to combat bad light, unexpected showers and the like

 

[Parkside]

He was at the Essex match for the three days it was on and I purchased my copy on Thursday and have just finished it today.

In my opinion it falls slightly short on his previous 'Summers With Durham' but it's still a good read and his comments on the FTECB in the Introduction are arguably worth the cover price alone.

No, I take the opposite view,just dipped in to the Best of Durham and finding it much more interesting than Summers with Durham which I thought was simply a chronicle of our formative 1st class years. Interesting overview of best matches and most influential players in Best. TW is obviously the most qualified to make these judgements having watched them more than anyone during their first 25 years existence as a 1st class county.

 

[GordonMuchallNo1Fan]

he was flogging them for a tenner outside the club shop last week.

 

[brandon]

Looking forward to reading this, got hold of a copy this week and love his first book. Think I’ve read it cover to cover about 8 times

 

[viccarlton]

I was interested to see on page 138 that Dale Benkenstein will be captaining the MCC in 2103, great longevity by Benks

 

[The Red Telephone]

I was interested to see on page 138 that Dale Benkenstein will be captaining the MCC in 2103, great longevity by Benks

Theres a running error throughout the book with 22nd century cricket.

 

[viccarlton]

Theres a running error throughout the book with 22nd century cricket.

So his thanks to Angela for her diligent type setting and proof reading would seem a little misplaced?

 

[Aidan11]

Just bought this book through ebay. Good to see Tim signed it as he did with the first book.

Looking forward to reading it.

 

[Twisted]

I was interested to see on page 138 that Dale Benkenstein will be captaining the MCC in 2103, great longevity by Benks

with his bairn now playing first class i could belive a dale benkenstein could be captaining the mcc in 2103... would be nice to know there is still a future for cricket

 

[brandon]

Looking forward to reading this, got hold of a copy this week and love his first book. Think I’ve read it cover to cover about 8 times

Still haven’t got round to reading it