Annis' book " My Story "

Good read, Annis. In all honesty, some very interesting and heartbreaking stuff in there -- but I won't give anything away.

Also another good book that I read parallel to this was Dave Jones' autobiography. Both very interesting reads.








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Is it true he would fight bears for money in the Ely tunnels?

Good read, Annis. In all honesty, some very interesting and heartbreaking stuff in there -- but I won't give anything away.

Also another good book that I read parallel to this was Dave Jones' autobiography. Both very interesting reads.








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Thank you Gareth, Out of curiosity, what chapter or part of the book most interest you ?



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i'm not telling you now you bloody edited my post


nah ill let you know tomorrow, off to sleep mate

i'm not telling you now you bloody edited my post


nah ill let you know tomorrow, off to sleep mate

I look forward to it, all I did was add what book you were on about.

Is it true he would fight bears for money in the Ely tunnels?

Better than hitting up heroin in the tunnels of swansea. Like half of f##king jackland

Is it true he would fight bears for money in the Ely tunnels?

Better than hitting up heroin in the tunnels of swansea. Like half of f##king jackland

I'd rather take heroin than fight a bear.Are you telling me you wouldn't?

Is it true he would fight bears for money in the Ely tunnels?

Better than hitting up heroin in the tunnels of swansea. Like half of f##king jackland

I'd rather take heroin than fight a bear.Are you telling me you wouldn't?

No chance. Fighting a bear a few minutes of pain. Taking heroin a lifetime of pain, Give me the bear any day.

Is it true he would fight bears for money in the Ely tunnels?

Better than hitting up heroin in the tunnels of swansea. Like half of f##king jackland

I'd rather take heroin than fight a bear.Are you telling me you wouldn't?

No chance. Fighting a bear a few minutes of pain. Taking heroin a lifetime of pain, Give me the bear any day.

Is it true he would fight bears for money in the Ely tunnels?

Better than hitting up heroin in the tunnels of swansea. Like half of f##king jackland

I'd rather take heroin than fight a bear.Are you telling me you wouldn't?

No chance. Fighting a bear a few minutes of pain. Taking heroin a lifetime of pain, Give me the bear any day.

I'd take the smack then fight the bear. I reckon i'd kick the bears arse on heroin. I'd be fearless and proper handy.NFQAT

Is it true he would fight bears for money in the Ely tunnels?

Better than hitting up heroin in the tunnels of swansea. Like half of f##king jackland

I'd rather take heroin than fight a bear.Are you telling me you wouldn't?

No chance. Fighting a bear a few minutes of pain. Taking heroin a lifetime of pain, Give me the bear any day.

Just finished reading this myself.

The first City book I read was the Rise and Fall of the Valley Rams so looked to get a couple more after enjoying the read!

Being a "plastic" supporter, and a fully paid up away member (must have known we'd get to Wembley) despite only attending a handful of home games a year, and Peterborough being my first away game this year this book really opened my eyes!

It gave a great account of the history, and to be honest being born in '82 I am quite happy that I never made it to the matches back then due to no one in the family having an interest in sport let alone football, as I would have shit myself. It does make you realise how lucky we were to have the loyal fans through those days in the past or we would definitely not be here now.

The whole history interested me, but in particular, being a Business and Enterprise Teacher all the talk of the business events made it a very balanced read, giving me added ammunition for the classroom!

My football intake these days is the odd city match, an occasional MK Dons visit and Wales (if they can ever manage to play a weekend game or one in a school holidays - if you notice none for the next qualifying campaign meets this criteria!!)

An excellent read that I am glad I invested in!

Now onto the next one in the pile!

Steve

Just finished reading this myself.

The first City book I read was the Rise and Fall of the Valley Rams so looked to get a couple more after enjoying the read!

Being a "plastic" supporter, and a fully paid up away member (must have known we'd get to Wembley) despite only attending a handful of home games a year, and Peterborough being my first away game this year this book really opened my eyes!

It gave a great account of the history, and to be honest being born in '82 I am quite happy that I never made it to the matches back then due to no one in the family having an interest in sport let alone football, as I would have shit myself. It does make you realise how lucky we were to have the loyal fans through those days in the past or we would definitely not be here now.

The whole history interested me, but in particular, being a Business and Enterprise Teacher all the talk of the business events made it a very balanced read, giving me added ammunition for the classroom!

My football intake these days is the odd city match, an occasional MK Dons visit and Wales (if they can ever manage to play a weekend game or one in a school holidays - if you notice none for the next qualifying campaign meets this criteria!!)

An excellent read that I am glad I invested in!

Now onto the next one in the pile!

Steve

Cheers Steve,

Really appreciated that, I am glad " My Story " shows really how it was in the old days and how it is today.

Thanks Annis Jnr