McWobblegob's new book

[Tickhill Blade]

Ask him what you can do when the big boys come calling

 

[mattbianco1]

Thanks, im sure i will.
Not been for 17 years, but always loved Cyprus for the previous 3 visits.
Returning to Paphos this time, my 26yr old daughter was 7mths old the last time I was there so suspect it’s a totally different spot.

Go on the Wave Dancer boat from Paphos Harbour.
I was on it last week great day

 

[Pollingtonblade]

Ask him what you can do when the big boys come calling

"Big dogs:

 

[mattbianco1]

McCabe is a cock. But the guy who co-wrote this book Is a good guy, so I think I'll buy it

 

[Gimli]

"Big dogs:

Kevin, were dogs ever included in the match day attendance…?

 

[petcharlie]

I think it could be a good read ,might buy it

 

[Berkshire Blade]

When you think about it good chance he is the last local boy dun gud type owner probably.

Unless someone on here is sitting on the next mass market clean fuel source....

 

[Le Cynique]

Similar position to Burnley but with a ton of debt leveraged against the club. It's a question that answers itself.

Oh, I know that, and you know that. But I’d like to hear what absolute fucking fantasy spills from his arrogant mouth when someone asks him that question.

 

[Bladesman]

Oh, I know that, and you know that. But I’d like to hear what absolute fucking fantasy spills from his arrogant mouth when someone asks him that question.

"We would be under ALK's ownership and they are nearly as big a Blades as me, Seth."

 

[Greenwich Blade]

All proceeds to charity.

 

[BladeInIreland]

Saw this in the Amazon description"a chance encounter led to McCabe's appointment of Chris Wilder as Blades manager in 2016. In an ironic twist, as the Blades headed back to the Premier League, McCabe and Wilder unwittingly contributed to each other's downfall and departure from the club they adored."
I'm guessing he's saying if he was sole owner Wilder would have still been happy to stay despite getting hammered every week? But how did Wilder contribute to McCabe's exit? Was it just by getting promotion the prince could now afford to counter his crafty move?

 

[Sean Thornton]

All proceeds to charity.

All copies to remainder shops @ £1.99

 

[Dkc]

You don't have to like the guy to read it. It will be an interesting read for any Blade, though of course Uncle Kev will have had the final say on what gets included and left out. But there are sure to be plenty of anecdotes from his time in charge. Wonder if he'll touch on eg Warnock's departure?

As far as the court case goes, it must have been very tough for him to lose out on his control of the club and the PL riches. He maintains that it HRH acted dishonourably if not illegally - though I doubt handshakes mean much in business today. I'll read it at some point and might even fork out the 20 quid if it's for charity.

 

[Nick Jansky]

I'll read it at some point and might even fork out the 20 quid if it's for charity.

I’m expecting it to be serialised in the Daily Sport so I’ll probably just read it there.

 

[The Crab]

I think it could be a good read ,might buy it

I’ll keep an eye on the charity shops, not paying twenty quid