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Gospel According to ESPN
This is a pretty interesting book. I'm not in love with the guy who wrote the introduction (nor the introduction itself), but the book targets a few well-known athletes and gives some excellent insight into them. I like the book, and right now, Amazon connects you with some vendors who have some really good (and I mean REALLY GOOD) prices on the book. I...
Published 23 months ago by Mr. Phelps
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Brand overextension
"Saints, Saviors, and Sinners" is another meek attempt by ESPN/Disney to use their brand name in an effort to coerce the buyer into purchasing something, simply because the ESPN name is on it. I found the book to be lacking in content, and uninteresting overall. I received the book as a Christmas gift in 2003, and have read about six pages in it. Certainly not worth...
Published on July 29, 2005 by Ebay's Modor1
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This review is from: Gospel According to ESPN, The: Saints, Saviors, and Sinners (Hardcover)
This is a pretty interesting book. I'm not in love with the guy who wrote the introduction (nor the introduction itself), but the book targets a few
well-known athletes and gives some excellent insight into them. I like the book, and right now, Amazon connects you with some vendors who have some really good (and I mean REALLY GOOD) prices on the book. I recommend the book.
1 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Brand overextension,
By Ebay's Modor1 "--Mod" (Marshalltown, IA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Gospel According to ESPN, The: Saints, Saviors, and Sinners (Hardcover)
"Saints, Saviors, and Sinners" is another meek attempt by ESPN/Disney to use their brand name in an effort to coerce the buyer into purchasing something, simply because the ESPN name is on it. I found the book to be lacking in content, and uninteresting overall. I received the book as a Christmas gift in 2003, and have read about six pages in it. Certainly not worth the $40.00 cover price.
If you want a decent book profiling sportsmen, pick up one of Sports Illustrated's year-end books. |
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Gospel According to ESPN, The: Saints, Saviors, and Sinners by Jay Lovinger (Hardcover - November 6, 2002)
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