Ladies and gentlemen.

As many of you loyal Hull FC and Hull City supporters have bought and loved the insightful book I have written we are planning an afternoon at the KC Stadium merchandise store during late November for you to either buy a new copy or bring along your old book for me to sign.

I'm sure you'll agree that this would make a lovely Christmas gift for any friends or relatives.

I will confirm the date as soon as it is set.

Look forward to seeing you then.
John Fieldhouse

"Just over a decade ago, Hull City were virtually penniless, playing in a dilapidated, empty ground and glued to the bottom of the Football League. Relegation to the abyss of the Conference looked certain. Today the club that was routinely ridiculed, briefly locked out of its own home by bailiffs and staring bleakly at the prospect of liquidation and closure is sharing in the glitz and glamour of the Premiership and doing so in a state-of-the-art stadium. This period in the club's 105 year-history is so extraordinary that it almost defies belief. John Fieldhouse reveals the unfolding drama of those fraught, impoverished seasons and the club's glorious and improbable reinvention - a transformation from bust to boom that stands as one of the game's most remarkable and truly inspiring stories. As the reporter tasked with covering them on a daily basis, and travelling on the team coach, he provides the real story of what happened in the dressing room, the boardroom and the boot room.He weaves his own, unique insights into a page-turning narrative about players, managers - such as ex-England international Mark Hateley, Brian Little and Phil Brown - and disparate businessmen who were drawn to the banks of the Humber. The book will appeal to any fan - irrespective of loyalty or allegiance. It lifts the lid on Hull and allows the reader to take a rare peek at the intimate, inner workings of a club that went from walking the tightrope of a financial crisis to celebrating a Championship play-off win at Wembley. "Fieldhouse" takes you behind the scenes - up close and personal"

I've enjoyed the bits i've read in the HDM so far