His book is out on Saturday, Christmas present for me from the wife.

Really? I know it's been rumoured for Christmas release but didn't know it had an official date as yet.

Still will undoubedly be a great read, the TRUE story of the Smiths.

Anger, jealousy, vitriol, finger-pointing and despair - bit like the Saints dressing room at full-time in the play-offs at Langtree.

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£13.29 at Amazon www.amazon.co.uk/MOZ-Adrian-Morl ... 415&sr=1-1

£13.29 at Amazon www.amazon.co.uk/MOZ-Adrian-Morl ... 415&sr=1-1

Can't be missed

I ordered a signed copy through his testimonial website months ago but not heard anything since, did anyone else do the same?

........................... oh THAT Moz.

Sorry thought we were talking about, well that is I thought it odd that anyone mentioned, well what I mean to say is, I did wonder why a RL website was talking about the autobiography by Morriss....

Ahem. I'll go back to my bedsit, can we keep this amongst ourselves, please?

I was lucky enough to get a sneak peek of a couple of chapters, very honest, very good. Can't wait to get my mitts on my copy now!

There was a bi serialized in one of the papers this week (yes, I am now talking about the same book as everyone else).

What was interesting was how Moz touched on the drinking culture at the club, which was obviously still prevalent right up to he end of Cull's tenure. He mentions various incidents which simply would not have happened in the current regime (Briers slight faux pas in Aus notwithstanding). He also suggests that Cull treated him, King and other senior players with kid gloves, and possibly pampered to heir ego.

Was quite a graphic illustration of what TS was faced with in 2009, and how far we've come.

He also says he wanted to re-sign for Leeds when he came back from Australia, only for Gary Hetherington to say he thought Moz was finished at the top level (or words to that effect).

Cheers, Gary

I've asked Father Christmas for one as I enjoy reading sporting autobiogs, especially as he is one of our own. I don't like the ones where the author is frightened of upsetting anyone (as with Beckhams) and much prefer the ones where they reveal secrets and tell it as it happened (as with Robbie Fowler). Which category does Moz's fall into? Hoping to get a signed copy when he is in town in a couple of weeks.

if i remember correctly,i believe that the rhinos would only offer moz a 2 year deal as opposed to warrington's 4 year deal at the time,although if you can post a link to hetherington's comment that he thought that moz was finished at the top level then i would appreciate it



oh and by the way i will definitely be buying his autobiography as he is a person who i have the utmost respect for