Not Such a Bad Life – Paul Weller – Burnley, Gazza, Wrighty, Waddle and Me – SIGNED

Not Such a Bad Life – Paul Weller – Burnley, Gazza, Wrighty, Waddle and Me – SIGNEDThe autobiography of Paul Weller, a midfielder who spent his whole career playing for Burnley FC, making 252 appearances for the Clarets over a 12 year period, despite the fact he spent much of his career battling the debilitating effects of colitis which required three operations and months of rehabilitation. Weller recounts many anecdotes from his career including tales of the many characters he encountered at the club including Paul Gascoigne, Ian

Size: 148mm x 210mm – 254 pages

Luke's Football Club and subsequently became one of the founder members of the Football League

boxing and Olympic lifting

His playing career began unceremoniously when Port Vale bought him from non-league Hednesford for the price of a pint of shandy

An exploration of football's complex relationship with mental health which contains contributions from some internationally renowned players who reveal their personal battles both on and off the pitch

lifelong Manchester City fan Don Price recounts a further selection of tales about following the club over the past 30 years as he has travelled alongside fanzine editors Dave Wallace

only to be transformed again in the late 20th century and early 21st century into a global brand with fans groups across the world

This book contains final tables for leagues from the counties of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Holland and Italy

Size: 138mm x 216mm – 224 pages

These were written by a selection of authors who have been deeply involved with the Blues for many years

After changing their name to Leicester United in 1983 and moving to Blaby