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by Barry Schumer (Author), Elizabeth A. Atkins (Editor)
The Detroit Lions are roaring into the new season with a big win. And now lifelong Lions fan Barry Schumer is capturing the excitement and optimism in his new book, I Don't Believe It, We're Good! The New Detroit Lions.
In this new edition of his previous book, 7 Years Later and "I Still Don't Believe It!" Same Old Lions, Barry chronicles the many lows that long-suffering fans endured during dismal seasons and terrible losing streaks.
But now the Lions look poised to pounce with championship potential. So if you love sports, and if you love the Detroit Lions... then this book is for you! I Don't Believe It, We're Good! The New Detroit Lions by Barry Schumer will be released on October 15, 2023 in paperback and ebook.
Here's what die-hard Lions fan and author Barry Schumer has to say about writing his new book, I Don't Believe It, We're Good! The New Detroit Lions:
"This is a book I have been waiting to write for almost 20 years. Fans finally have hope based in reality, that our beloved Lions are a solid team and organization. It's time to put all the pain and frustration behind us. It's time to put all the disappointments behind us. No more broken hearts.
All the credit for this rebound has to go to Sheila Firestone Ford Hamp, who took the reins of the organization in 2021. She brought in our General Manager Brad Holmes and our Head Coach Dan Campbell. It appears she made the right decision. I believe Dan Campbell will be our head coach for the next 15 years.
Although this 4th edition includes some painful memories from the past, it is meant to completely support the Lions and the organization in looking forward to a very bright future. The most loyal sports fans in the USA may well be rewarded with a Super Bowl Championship in the next few years. I have never seen this level of passion with any of Detroit's other major sports teams.
So buckle up, Lions fans... We salute all the men who have put on the Honolulu Blue and Silver jerseys over the years, risking injury for the money, the pride of representing Detroit and the quest for Detroit's first championship since 1957.
We will always love our Lions!
