Gary Nelson biog - Left Foot In The Grave (?)

[Faldo]

Is it any good?

 

[Oscar]

excellent and the sequel ...Left Foot In The Grave

 

[Marshy]

well worth a read.

 

[The Large One]

Both books a re well worth reading - if a little dated now.

Left Foot Forward is about his last year at Charlton. Left Foot in the Grave is about his year in management at Torquay United - including signing a young whippersnapper called... Charlie Oatway. The second book is from the 1996/97 season - and there a re a few references to the nonsense we were going through, plus his bit about how Barry Lloyd dropped him from the 1991 play-off final.

Both very good books.

 

[binary]

Both books are excellent and well worth the read. Being a supporter of a 'smaller club' like the Albion helps you appreciate the second book better.

 

[Spiros]

Both books make very good reading. I bought the second one from the Torquay club shop when we played down there. Nelse was in there signing copies - he was their manager at the time, but most of the queue were Albion fans.

 

[Tom Bombadil]

I thought Nelson was player coach at Torquay. The second book should be required reaading for all the Premiershite twerps on £80k a minute. They may then realise how lucky and pampered they are.

 

[Black Dog]

Good read and some references to the Albion, particularly Barry Lloyd who Garry has not got too much time for!!

 

[Hiney]

Both very good

 

[Brighton Breezy]

I have read both. Someone I know was in one as he used to play with Gary Nelson.

Good read and a legend.

 

[Legend]

Both are excellent books.

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

Haven't read the second one, but the first is excellent. Very insightful imo and with plenty of references to the albion.

 

[Dover]

As above. Both books are well worth a read.