Best player biography

[Volpone]

I have just read Muzzy's splendid autobiography which I think is the best so far by a City player.

Others I have read are:

Alan Birchenall - Bring back the Birch
Steve Walsh - You wouldn't want your mum to read it!
Keith Gillespie - A must. A fascinating account of a gambling addiction.


Not read Steve Claridge's

Any others that you have read and recommend?

 

[H T B]

Franky Worthy's, one hump or two is a good read.
Walsh's is okay.
Youngy comes across as a stereotypical "Jock with a chip on his shoulder."

all IMHO, of course

 

[homer]

Claridge's is good

 

[Volpone]

Franky Worthy's, one hump or two is a good read.
Walsh's is okay.
Youngy comes across as a stereotypical "Jock with a chip on his shoulder."

all IMHO, of course

Forgot about Frankie Wortho's which I read a long time ago. Didn't know Youngy had written one so I'll look out for it.

 

[Volpone]

Claridge's is good

Have seen it in the Oxfam bookshop. If it's still there I'll get it. He was a bit of gambler too I understand.

 

[fox58]

Have seen it in the Oxfam bookshop. If it's still there I'll get it. He was a bit of gambler too I understand.

He was, some good stories about his adiction

 

[M17TT C]

And selling fruit and veg (I think it was) out the boot of his car when he was playing non-league!

 

[SJN-Fox]

Len Glover's was an interesting read.

I've also read some non Leicester footy biogs ... Graham Poll's was good as was Beckhams. The best and in many ways the most poignant was Gazza's.

 

[Blaarev]

Len Glover's was an interesting read.

I've also read some non Leicester footy biogs ... Graham Poll's was good as was Beckhams. The best and in many ways the most poignant was Gazza's.

I didn't know Len Glover had done one. What's the title, and is it available anywhere?

 

[camberwell fox]

I didn't know Len Glover had done one. What's the title, and is it available anywhere?

I reckon it begins with, or ends with

...Lenny Glover....

 

[tedfoxxx]

Peter Canero's was a real page turner, couldn't put the thing down I couldn't.

 

[camberwell fox]

From left wing to d-wing

 

[Blaarev]

Nice. Or not, for Lenny.

 

[Robin127]

As for non-Leicester ones, Billy Bonds one was fairly good but the one I think is the best I've read is the Tony Adams one.

 

[SJN-Fox]

http://www.lulu.com/shop/steve-glover/from-left-wing-to-d-wing/ebook/product-3579312.html

 

[Lako42]

Franck Rolling - Rolling On

A good read if you can find it.

 

[Motown Fox]

Think I've got the Brian Little one somewhere

 

[spionfox]

Think I've got the Brian Little one somewhere

On the Crest of a Wave. Mainly written by Paul Mace I believe.

 

[Volpone]

http://www.lulu.com/shop/steve-glover/from-left-wing-to-d-wing/ebook/product-3579312.html

Thanks for the link. Have just downloaded it in PDF format for £5.99 and am looking forward to reading it.

I saw Len in Market Harborough earlier this year and just said a quick hello. I'm sure he said he lives in London now. Anyway, about 5 minutes later I bumped into an acquaintance and we started discussing the fortunes of LCFC amongst other things. I mentioned I'd just seen Lenny Glover.
He said - "that bastard still owes me two grand". I thought it prudent not to ask how or why.

 

[bocadillo]

On the Crest of a Wave. Mainly written by Paul Mace I believe.

eeerrr...

Starting a Wave + Paul Mace = Brian Little

Crest of a Wave + Geoff Peters = Martin O'Neill









Or perhaps you were trying to stir things up?