Has to be the best autobiography I have ever read. Brutally honest about every aspect of life and isn't afraid to say what he feels. When he wrote this, the American's Hicks and Gillette were still technically his bosses and he doesn't hold back on how he felts about them. What I loved more is that it focused mainly on football and not family life which is what I wanted. I grew up down the road from Carra and can related personally to a lot of things in this book. He will undoubtably be a future Liverpool boss and hopefully will get his hands on the Premier League then! Well...the best thing about this book is easily, far & away the chapter on Istanbul... If you read nothing else in this book (& you're a Liverpool fan...) then read it. I was back in my flat watching it on tv again & cleaning my kitchen after we went 3-0 down... Just amazing!It was also interesting to read JC's opinions on all the managers he's worked with previously. Having read Steven Gerrard's book (although I do believe that he was a bit premature writing that...) & Robbie Fowler's is really interesting to see that differences in opinion out there about the managers! The chapter on the takeover was interesting as well...shame there's not been much progress on that front.But yeah - worth the price alone just to relive Istanbul!
Excellent book - he completely speaks his mind and holds nothing back. Great player too!
—prasann
I'm starting this when I get home tonight. I love you J.C, you're my hero!
—ariellee
23 Carra Gold
—cory
