G. Walker

Quality Series - Exceptionally Dodgy Sales Technique!, 15 July 2014

Purchaser beware!

This series is advertised as having 5 seasons to it - IMDB describes it as having 5 seasons.

So when buying this DVD "the Fifth Season" you would expect all the remaining episodes would you not?!

Actually its not!

It is the first 8 episodes, the final episodes of which are on a separate DVD titled "remember my name - the final series".

Despite all the seasons up to this being chronological with all episodes on each season, the makers suddenly change it, despite how it is advertised and shown online as all the remaining episodes as part of season 5. The DVD does not tell you this is essentially Part A and that there is… Read more

I do not understand the rave reviews., 16 Jan 2014

I purchased this item maybe two years ago after doing quite a bit of research and ultimately reading the reviews on here.

I had it in mind this product was sleek, stylish, but most importantly provided top quality audio.

It passes on looking good - not amazing, but nice enough and quite unique, but the sound is just mediocre at best.

It's loud but the sound folds and distorts at a high level and the bass is really poor.

I was so disappointed when I found you just cannot hear it when there is a particularly low note, and with the volume heightened it just folds.

The system kicks out a large, unbalanced, "thud" but there is no warmth or… Read more

A missed opportunity, 29 Oct 2013

This book could have been a sporting classic. However, it flatters to deceive and leaves the reader feeling disappointed and a little unsure of the motive for its writing.

Instead of being an account about his best players, key transfers, key games and the decisions he made within them, it is actually a chance for Ferguson to settle old feuds, reignite others whilst inflating his own ego.

A man of his stature and success, you might hope for a candid review of everything, the bad years too, who helped him on his road to the top? Instead key players, who contributed to his success, are pretty harshly treated which leaves a bitter taste. It is almost as if he is trying to… Read more