As a keen supporter of the Essendon Football Club, attending matches regularly through the 1970s and 1980s, this book brought back great memories. It follows the careers of the four Daniher brothers with South Melbourne (Terry, at the start of his career), the Sydney Swans (Anthony at the start of his career), Essendon (Terry, Neale, Anthony and Chris), and Melbourne (where Neale was coach). It includes the major triumphs of the Essendon premierships in 1984 and 1985 (in which Terry was a player) and 1993 (in which Chris was a player), as well as 2000 when Essendon defeated Melbourne, coached at the time one with Neale). He never suffered the serious injuries his brothers experienced, especially Neale. My memory told me that Neale was the most extraordinary of the brothers - of any players - at the time he played. But Terry's undoubted talent and long career tended to cast doubts on my memories. This book reconfirms them so vividly.