If you're looking for another writer who's going to rave about that game and tell you that Eli Manning is the new Joe Namath, you may come away disappointed. That's not Fekete's angle. He's not the hardcore fan who's been to every single game ....Rather, he's a casual fan who brings an unusual insight to the table...
I really enjoyed the book. I very much liked the insights into sports marketing ,and business and financial events taking place around that time. Your book was not just about the Super Bowl. Congratulations on a job well done.
Michael Hochman New York Giants Season Ticket Holder and Super Bowl XLII spectator
I am only through the introduction but I already know it will be a great read. Kay Eggleston, Fayetteville NY
I would just like to let you know that your book looks like quite a good one. I think it would be interesting to examine a spectator's point of view instead of those from usual authors of books like these (coaches, players, celebritites).
Justin Hulsey Die Hard St. Louis Fan www . thejaystick.blogspot .com
What you will learn as a Giants fan is that this fan base is EXTREMELY loyal and knowledgable. My father became a season ticket holder in 1956 and I've been sitting in his seat since 1986. Our season ticket holder waiting list is some 20+ years long, I've been told it is the third longest in the league behind only Washington and Green Bay. Welcome to the family. I'm glad you survived a Philadelphia childhood...
Brendan Giants Fan from Hoboken, NJ responding via FanNation . com
I'm not that much of a football fan but I really am enjoying this book.
