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The long-awaited autobiography of Sunderland hero Niall Quinn, Ireland's all-time leading goalscorer.
Review
'A book that sets a new template for what football autobiographies should be ... Every sentence in this book is beautfully crafted.' (Paul Howard, Sunday Tribune 20021207)
'A magnificent autobiography, candid, funny and occasionally lyrical... Quinn...is a big man in every sense' (Jonathan Wilson, FourFourTwo )
'It is possibly the best [of the William Hill shortlisted books]' (Will Buckley, Observer )
'Thoughtful, funny, nostalgic, occasionally poignant' (Tommy Conlon, Sunday Independent )
'A lively and thought-provoking autobiography' (Sarah Edworthy, Daily Telegraph )
'My vote [for the William Hill prize] might have gone to the only ghosted autobiography on the list... Brilliantly constructed.' (Simon Barnes, The Times )
'Splendidly informative ... Reading like a bar-room anecdote, the veteran footballer's book is near-poetic at times but also insanely funny' (Kate Battersby, Evening Standard )
'[A] marvellous autobiography' (Ronan McGreevy, Irish Post )
'Full of ironies, self-awareness and even jokes' (Simon Barnes, The Times )
'Honestly written, with many revealing anecdotes ... it is all there, including a sense of guilt at his good fortune' (Glenn Moore, Independent )
'Skilfully interweaves Quinn's career with an ongoing essay describing how it effectively ended ... If a league of drinkers were ever compiled, his name would be up there, ahead of such notorious boozers as Tony Adams and Paul Merson' (Alan Patullo, Scotsman ) --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
The long-awaited autobiography of Sunderland hero Niall Quinn, Ireland's all-time leading goalscorer.
Review
'A book that sets a new template for what football autobiographies should be ... Every sentence in this book is beautfully crafted.' (Paul Howard, Sunday Tribune 20021207)
'A magnificent autobiography, candid, funny and occasionally lyrical... Quinn...is a big man in every sense' (Jonathan Wilson, FourFourTwo )
'It is possibly the best [of the William Hill shortlisted books]' (Will Buckley, Observer )
'Thoughtful, funny, nostalgic, occasionally poignant' (Tommy Conlon, Sunday Independent )
'A lively and thought-provoking autobiography' (Sarah Edworthy, Daily Telegraph )
'My vote [for the William Hill prize] might have gone to the only ghosted autobiography on the list... Brilliantly constructed.' (Simon Barnes, The Times )
'Splendidly informative ... Reading like a bar-room anecdote, the veteran footballer's book is near-poetic at times but also insanely funny' (Kate Battersby, Evening Standard )
'[A] marvellous autobiography' (Ronan McGreevy, Irish Post )
'Full of ironies, self-awareness and even jokes' (Simon Barnes, The Times )
'Honestly written, with many revealing anecdotes ... it is all there, including a sense of guilt at his good fortune' (Glenn Moore, Independent )
'Skilfully interweaves Quinn's career with an ongoing essay describing how it effectively ended ... If a league of drinkers were ever compiled, his name would be up there, ahead of such notorious boozers as Tony Adams and Paul Merson' (Alan Patullo, Scotsman ) --This text refers to the Paperback edition.