Jamaica's Reggae Boyz fans story about their journey to France in 1998 to watch Jamaica's football team dubbed 'Reggae Boyz" into World Cup Football competition. Two Reggae Menz fans from Jamaica who witnessed Jamaica's baptism into the World Cup football Finals in 1998, tells us their story. This book captures the story of their joy and tears of winning three points. The authors tell the story of the Jamaican supporters, their quest for tickets and journey to the Coupe du Monde, France '98. By qualifying for France, Jamaica became the first country from the English-speaking Caribbean to reach the finals of the World Soccer Cup. Jamaica is also the first country from the Caribbean region to reach the Cup finals in 24 years.

For the twentieth anniversary, a Collector's EDITION book with illustrations, captions and a funny, enjoyable story of their exploits.

"There was a feeling of walking into the unknown. As the stewards directed the hordes of Croatian supporters dressed in red and white, and Jamaicans decked out in their national colours of black, gold and green along the tree lined route, similar maybe to that of Fern Gully, which led to the stadium". "The sound coming from beyond had a somewhat magnetic feel. It was almost as if we were being pulled towards the sounds of drums and music playing to a reggae beat in the distance". "Then suddenly, we were there, outside the stadium, and a blast of colours lick we from all directions".