This
uplifting, yet harrowing account is sure to prove popular with
fans. It's quite fitting that he chose to write it a time when he
is finally faces up to his personal demons. This allows him to give a truthful
and sensitive account of his life thus far.
His rise
to stardom is an uplifting story, enough to inspire any one who has a
dream to chase.
Yet his well charted
downfall could be used as a hand book of things to avoid.
Like Paul Merson and
Tony Adams before him, Gazza is brutally honest about his problems. And
for the first time in his public life, we get a glimpse inside the mind
of Paul Gascoigne
What would Walsall fans
find interesting about the book?
Gazza talks about the
Arizona clinic where he has received treatment - the same clinic Merse
spent some time in last season.
There are also a few occasions
where he mentions Paul Merson. He doesn't seem to happy with him on two
of them
Oh, and you might be
interested to read about an altercation with Vinny Samways
I won't reveal to much,
as it gives you something to keep a look out for should you choose to
read the book.
What they say....
Amazon - Gazza is finally ready
to tell his own story in his own words for the first time - and it is
even more amazing than you would have thought.
You can get this book in just about
every book shop going at the moment.