Match of My Life Sunderland: Twelve Stars Relive Their Favourite Games

Match of My Life Sunderland: Twelve Stars Relive Their Favourite Games

by Rob Mason (Author)

Synopsis

Twelve Sunderland legends have come together to tell the unique stories behind their personal favourite games from their Potters careers, including many never before told tales from behind the scenes and photos from each match. The featured players include: Kevin Ball; Jimmy Montgomery; Charlie Hurley; Marco Gabbiadini; Gary Rowell; Shaun Elliott; Gary Bennett; Bobby Gurney; Stan Anderson; Nick Sharkey; Len Ashurst; and Craig Russell. The games they have selected include the 1973 FA Cup Final, promotion winning matches, feats of scoring prowess and a victory over Newcastle at St, James' Park. The book also includes one interview from beyond the grave as Sunderland legend Bobby Gurney, who died in 1994, gave his last interview to the editor shortly beforehand and it has never before been published. But which game will each player select as his favourite ever in a Sunderland shirt? This book is sure to delight Sunderland fans of all ages as they relive these magic moments through the eyes of the men who were on the pitch playing the Match of Their Life.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 146
Edition: 1st
Publisher: Know the Score Books
Published: 23 Nov 2006

ISBN 10: 1905449607
ISBN 13: 9781905449606

Media Reviews
The Match of My Life series provides a captivating collection of first-person accounts by former footballers of their careers and in particular the most memorable match they played in. There are archive pictures and statistics on each player before the players entertain us with anecdotes and memories of classic matches. The Sunderland edition, edited by Rob Mason, includes recollections from twelve club legends including Jimmy Montgomery, Niall Quinn, Marco Gabbiadini, Kevin Ball and Gary Bennett. With a foreword by Roy Keane this is another worthwhile read from the Know The Score stable - Nathan Davies, The Association of Football Statisticians.