First Kickstarter rewards posted out

The first rewards have been posted to those who ordered signed copies of Flying Over An Olive Grove. We were pleased to send some copies to the US. Hopefully many more copies will be traveling across the Atlantic shortly as our Radio Documentary Short for NPR's Only A Game should broadcast across 300 radio stations. More news to follow on this.

The most popular reward - The colourised print of the first Wednesday team to play on Hillsborough have been ordered and should arrive on Wednesday. It will take a few days for package the prints, but we hope to have them all dispatched by Monday 21 May.

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Film Blog

After a successful Kickstarter campaign our film, that tells the story of the birth and evolution of football through the life of Fred Spiksley, is now entering the recruitment and planning stages. We are this evening launching this blog so that everyone who has supported us over the last few years and any new comers to our work can follow our progress. We hope this will be a way of showing how we are making the most out of the money that has been pledged. We will try and update it as much as possible, but obviously there will be periods that are busier than others. Please feel free to get in touch with us directly if you want more information about Fred Spiksley and the project, or if you believe that you can help us in any way. clive.nicholson@icloud.com

Spiksley Story Hits The US

Yesterday the Fred's story hit the US when it was the lead feature of this weeks Only A Game show on Wbur Radio in Boston. The episode will roll out across 300 different radio stations during the week across the whole of the United States. The feature is nearly 15 minutes long and was produced by Karen Given who interviewed Clive and Mark a few weeks ago to create it and it was nice to see someone who had spent time reading the book draw out their favourite stories from the book. To listen to the results click here This comes shortly after our recent discovery that Fred Spiksley was the coach of Brooklyn Robin's Dry Docks football team in 1920, the year that they became Champions of America. That is a 4th National Championship for Fred as a coach.

Football: Birth, Growth, Domination

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