Bring on United

‘A glorious collection of behind-the-scenes mayhem and madcap episodes that will appeal way beyond the boundaries of Manchester.’ The Sun

‘A must-read for any Red. The players’ stories are raw, honest and full of passion. It captures the era perfectly. Andy has done it again.’ Mark Chapman

‘Nuanced and layered … United fans will absolutely lap up this book.’ FourFourTwo

‘Easily the best and most important writer about Manchester United around. Andy has extracted brilliant tales from the men who were right at the heart of the club through the noughties. If you want to know the real story of modern United there is only one place to start. Here.’ Jim White

‘Andy has a knack for getting United’s players to open up in a way no other football journalist can.’ Michael Crick

‘Andy has a unique ability to get under the skin of Manchester United. His interviews with key figures in a thrilling decade for the club draw out fascinating new details on how that success was possible, and allow your mind to dance again amid the trophies.’ Laurie Whitwell

‘A brilliant insight into a fascinating decade in the life of the club. Andy Mitten once again shows why he’s one of the most trusted and respected authorities on Manchester United. I loved it.’ John Bradley

‘No one writes about Manchester United like Andy; you can feel the passion on every page. He has outdone himself getting some of the key figures from United’s golden age to explain those “you had to be there” moments. You’ll be grinning from ear to ear.’ Carl Anka

‘Captivating. It’s testament to Mitten’s standing that players were willing to speak to him so candidly. These are deeply human stories of sometimes flawed and often complicated individuals who came together to become heroes.’ Nooruddean Choudry

‘The story of Manchester United’s most dominant and successful team by the journalist who knows them best. A must-read for fans waiting for United to be great again.’ Mark Ogden

Andy Mitten started the Manchester United fanzine ‘United We Stand’ when he was 15, in 1989. He writes for The Independent, FourFourTwo and GQ. His previous books include Paddy Crerand’s autobiography, Never Turn The Other Cheek, The Rough Guide to Manchester United and We’re The Famous Man United.