Think i'll wait until he's @ Wakefield for another signing, reckon they'll be no queue and he'll be glad of the company ....... why did he choose Wakefield ???

As Gaz or "The Phoenix" which is wrong BTW

I've just about finished reading it, and I've gota say, its an awesome book. I'm glad I got it signed as well.

If you've read it, what are your impressions? I like his night out stories, but the most interesting bit for me was about the club, I've seen the bit about culture quoted, but more importantly the way the club went down-hill in the latter years of Whelan and Mo's Regime.

I've read it in a few books now, Monies, where he talks about how he was fired with the clause snuk into his contract, and how Central Park was run at the end. As well as signings, and Mo going for the big names to draw attention to himself as opposed to something that was right for the club. I've read Mike Gregorys book, and his treatment by the club is nothing short of disgusting, and then theres Radders, who talks about Culture, and players spending a chunk of their wages on training gear and the likes, and then of course Milward.

Frankly, reading these accounts its no suprise the Club went down hill as fast as it did, reading about the moral in the dressing room, and the lack of leadership.

If you read it what where your thoughts?

Arrived today. I was going to wait until next week on holiday to read it but have already started.

Almost signed for Saints

Bought mine for £11 from Waterstones today online. Hope it turns up before the weekend!

Just this minute finished it. Thought it was brilliant

The Gary Connolly and Brian Carney tales are belters



Kris Radlinski, what a man! Definitely falls into the legend category