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Rush: The Autobiography: Liverpool's Greatest Striker, Liverpool's Greatest Era, The True Story
by
Ian Rush
The story of one of Liverpool’s greatest soccer goal scorers, from his beginnings as a rough-edged Welsh teenager thrust into the ranks of an already great team, to how he learned to grow as a player and a man.
Hardcover
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416 pages
Published
September 16th 2008
by Ebury Press
(first published August 21st 2008)
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Not as boring as you'd think it might be! Definitely worth a read for Liverpool fans.
Overall not that great a book it really just consist of Ian Rush recounting goals he score in matches.
I hope he enjoyed scoring more than I enjoyed reading about them. For someone who was a legend at Liverpool I was expecting a bit more. It didn't really give you much insight in to the man he is.
Read Robbie Fowler's book instead.
I hope he enjoyed scoring more than I enjoyed reading about them. For someone who was a legend at Liverpool I was expecting a bit more. It didn't really give you much insight in to the man he is.
Read Robbie Fowler's book instead.
I was interested in his spell in Italy, unfortunately there is all but one chapter about it. Still worth reading because of funny stories from Liverpool dressing room.
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