In Where It Hurts

by Bryan Gunn

Autobiography of popular ex-Norwich and Scotland goalkeeper Bryan Gunn, one of the great heroes of the game who, since hanging up his gloves, has raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for leukaemia charities in memory of his daughter Francesca. Foreword by Sir Alex Ferguson.

271 pages, Hardcover

First published September 16, 2006

Reviews

[Sasha · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not going to be to everyones tastes unless a norwich fan but as footballers autobiographies go this is pretty good. Deeply touching when hes talking about his daughter and sums up the life of a not quite at the top footballer. Plus, a bonus that bryan waited to his career finished before publishing so actually has a story to tell (unlike Rooney et al who feel the need to tell us about his life up to the age of 21).

[Noel · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's a nice read. Certainly Norwich fans should enjoy it. I dont actually remember Norwich being good and had no idea they defeated Bayern Munich in the Uefa Cup in the 90s. I suspect they may not have been as good as Gunn suggested. Definitely a must read for Norwich supporters. General Football fan readers would enjoy it too as it gives a little insight into Ferguson's early years but there are other football books I would prefer