This sensational and official biography of arguably the greatest British goalscorer of all time is authorised by Jimmy's widow, Irene, and told by his friend of 64 years, Norman Giller. A brutally honest 'warts 'n' all' account covering the many highs and lows of Jimmy's life and extraordinary career, it is packed with previously untold stories.
My Seventy Years of Spurs is Norman Giller's unique story of Tottenham Hotspur over seven decades, from when he first saw their 'push and run' side win the league title in 1950/51. Introduced by club legend Steve Perryman, My Seventy Years of Spurs is an informative insight into the club by a renowned sportswriter who truly knows his Spurs.
The book chronicles the remarkable career of Tottenham Hotspur's most successful manager, detailing his journey from a Yorkshire upbringing to becoming a pivotal figure in football. It highlights his leadership during Spurs' historic achievements, including multiple domestic and European titles. Through conversations with Bill, the authors delve into his management philosophy and personal qualities that contributed to his success. Despite his accolades, he was never knighted, yet remains a beloved figure among fans who believe he deserves the honor.
It was the funniest fight build-up of Muhammad Ali's career - and publicist and writer Norman Giller saw it all. Britain's Richard Dunn was facing Ali for the world heavyweight crown, and Giller hired the eccentric hypnotist Romark to convince Richard he could topple 'The Greatest', not realising Romark planned to put a curse on Ali.