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Mean on Sunday (Rev): The Autobiography of Ray Nitschke

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This is Nitschke's own story, from his underprivileged boyhood in Chicago, through his playing days at the University of Illinois, and culminating with his extraordinary 15-year career with the Packers. An entertaining and inspirational story.
Paperback , 320 pages
Published October 1st 1998 by Prairie Oak Press (first published September 1998)
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Lars
The Autobiography of Ray Nitschke is a very good and inspirational book. It tells you of the childhood struggles Ray went through and how he achieved success against all odds. This book is an autobiography, so you can actually capture Ray’s ideas and thoughts directly, which I think makes this book very interesting. I think the way the story is told is very inspiring. He talks of his problems and how he used them as fuel for his career. I can use this advice in my life in situations where I enco ...more
Jeffrey Williams
This was a FABULOUS book! Nitschke gives us wonderful insights to his character and to the way he played football in the 1960s. The thing I appreciate in Nitschke's work is that he is humble. That humility shines forth throughout the book - for a professional football player - that's actually a pretty unique thing these days.
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