Paddy Crerand by Paddy Crerand

Paddy Crerand by Paddy Crerand

Paddy Crerand's eagerly-awaited autobiography recounts the previously untold story of one of post-war football's fieriest characters. As a defensive midfielder, famed for his tough tackling, for Scotland, Celtic and Manchester United from 1957 to 1972, he was the Roy Keane of his day and this book holds nothing back on or off the field.

Book of the week in the Independent

'An insightful portrayal of life at Old Trafford…Crerand deserves enormous credit for being so candid throughout much of his book.' 442 Magazine

Paddy Crerand was born in Glasgow in February 1939. A tenacious midfielder, Crerand spent six years at Celtic before signing for Manchester United in 1963. He helped United to two league championships, the FA Cup, and the European Cup in 1968, and became a legend at the club before retiring in 1972. He was manager of Northampton Town in 1976-77. Today, he appears regularly on MUTV as a co-commentator and football pundit.

Andy Mitten started the Manchester United fanzine 'United We Stand' when he was 15, in 1989. He writes for The Independent, FourFourTwo and GQ . His previous books include The Rough Guide to Manchester United and We're The Famous Man United. He has known Crerand for 15 years.

SKU	Unavailable
ISBN 13	9780007247615
ISBN 10	0007247613
Title	Paddy Crerand
Author	Paddy Crerand
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	HarperCollins Publishers
Year published	2007-09-03
Number of pages	304
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.