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Gillespie’s absolute take down of Blackwell - just shows what a scummy cunt he was (Blackwell not Gillespie). Felt a bit sorry for Keith reading it as well. Obviously a very talented player but it never happened for him.
 
Also worth noting that Paul Parkers Autobiography is called

“Tackles like a ferret” good job they stuck the S on the end of Tackle

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Gillespie’s absolute take down of Blackwell - just shows what a scummy cunt he was (Blackwell not Gillespie). Felt a bit sorry for Keith reading it as well. Obviously a very talented player but it never happened for him.
Don't know if you saw Fever Pitch on BBC2 the other night? Gillespie was featured quite heavily talking about his gambling addiction. It was amazing hearing him talk about how he was gutted when Newcastle scored a fourth goal at Stoke in the League Cup because it cost him thousands.
 
Don't know if you saw Fever Pitch on BBC2 the other night? Gillespie was featured quite heavily talking about his gambling addiction. It was amazing hearing him talk about how he was gutted when Newcastle scored a fourth goal at Stoke in the League Cup because it cost him thousands.

Imagine that coming out now? He’d be banned for life.
 
In my opinion the best two "reads" are The Jimmy Hagan story of 2007 & especially The Singing Winger by Colin Grainger of 2019.
 

I can imagine Ben Osborn penning a book. Though not an autobiographical piece. More of a self help book. The etiquette of emails, or something.
 
I know he wasn't a player for us, but has anyone read Danny Wilson's book and is it a good read? I would be interested to hear of his account of his time with us.
 
Kitson I've heard....
The stories are mainly from Kitson but, contrary to what the Guardian said at the time the series was produced, stories obtained from other footballers were also used in the column and are also in the book. One of them concerns Danny Higginbotham, for example.
 
Lee Sandford Goals to Gold (Paperback)  - Picture 1 of 1

More about financials than footy though.
 
Not read Gillespie's or Kenworthy's. Agree with what you said about Hodgy, Birch and Edwards. TC's biography a few years ago was good. Mick Jones's autobiography was more like a scrapbook than an autobiography. Have read John Tudor's but it had inaccuracies. Browsed Vinny Jones' and decided not to buy because I noticed that he was belittling us. A Blade across the road has lend me Paddy Kenny's, not read it yet.
Kenworthys and Warnocks are the best in my opinion.
 

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