Re: Moz. : Tue Nov 13, 2012 12:10 am  

Dropkick Murphy wrote:

A poster who once said on here he supports Liverpool (not that I really believed him based on other things he said, but that's what he claimed anyway) posting that link.

Interesting.

ha ........did i make you read it did I...... did you read a page on the internet on the SUN's website about a feckin rugby league legend???

I'm tellin scouzers you read an internet page from the Sun...i'm tellin tellin tellin.....

Well i read it, forwarded it, told my mates about it, went outside looked up at the big yellow thing in the sky, then went to the gym had 6 minutes on the sun bed, and drank a bottle of Sunny delight, then i picked up my Son from school in my Nissan Sunny, and popped the beatles "here comes the Sun" on the cassette deck.

grow up....... honestly ........

By the way have you rung the cub shop about Moz being a disgrace by having his book serialized in the Sun.

[Uncle Rico]

Re: Moz. : Tue Nov 13, 2012 9:39 am  

All this 'kiss and tell' stuff!! Whilst it's interesting I can't help thinking that it is a year, or two early.

Re: Moz. : Tue Nov 13, 2012 1:42 pm  

Best time to release the autobiography is while he's still playing. Imagine if Sean Long's book was just coming out now, everybody would be "who was he?".

[Uncle Rico]

Re: Moz. : Tue Nov 13, 2012 2:01 pm  

sally cinnamon wrote:

Best time to release the autobiography is while he's still playing. Imagine if Sean Long's book was just coming out now, everybody would be "who was he?".

"Best time" commercially then probably yes, but, does that make it right?

I've only read the extract, so perhaps I'm getting the wrong end of the stick, but, all this tittle tattle with and about people still involved in the game it's not right is it? Also, what if we have our greatest year next year (it's always our year after all) and he is a big part of it will there be another book/final chapter?

He is a top man and made a vast difference to our team and set up of that there is no doubt i just don't think he would have sold less copy next Christmas

Re: Moz. : Tue Nov 13, 2012 3:52 pm  

the flying biscuit wrote:

By the way have you rung the cub shop about Moz being a disgrace by having his book serialized in the Sun.

I couldn't care less where a fella from a Man United supporting family in Salford serialises his book. I only care what people who have (or claim to have) an affiliation to Liverpool do.

[Winslade's Offload]

Re: Moz. : Tue Nov 13, 2012 4:52 pm  

Meanwhile back on topic, Moz's book has sold out at the HJ shop and they are ordering more copies !

Re: Moz. : Tue Nov 13, 2012 5:32 pm  

Uncle Rico wrote:

"Best time" commercially then probably yes, but, does that make it right?

I've only read the extract, so perhaps I'm getting the wrong end of the stick, but, all this tittle tattle with and about people still involved in the game it's not right is it? Also, what if we have our greatest year next year (it's always our year after all) and he is a big part of it will there be another book/final chapter?

He is a top man and made a vast difference to our team and set up of that there is no doubt i just don't think he would have sold less copy next Christmas

It's not a case of selling your club and the game down the river though, is it? The names Long, Senior and Alker spring to mind.
He is also at the end of his career. There are several people in other sports and other areas of life who publish their -'life story' whilst still in their early twenties.

[Uncle Rico]

Re: Moz. : Tue Nov 13, 2012 5:59 pm  

Teessidewire wrote:

It's not a case of selling your club and the game down the river though, is it? The names Long, Senior and Alker spring to mind.
He is also at the end of his career. There are several people in other sports and other areas of life who publish their -'life story' whilst still in their early twenties.

I don't know what is in the book so can't say one way, or the other, about "selling the game down the river", it might not be that contraversial?

BTW I think he is a top bloke has got a story to tell and desrves some cash for telling it. I look forward to reading it and that might sound a bit two faced, but, I really think as Club Captain, a current international I would have preferred to read it next year.

Re: Moz. : Tue Nov 13, 2012 6:15 pm  

Dropkick Murphy wrote:

I couldn't care less where a fella from a Man United supporting family in Salford serialises his book. I only care what people who have (or claim to have) an affiliation to Liverpool do.

I'm a Liverpool fan and I clicked the link. Anyone want to buy my season ticket off me?

[Winslade's Offload]

Re: Moz. : Tue Nov 13, 2012 6:19 pm  

Uncle Rico wrote:

I don't know what is in the book so can't say one way, or the other, about "selling the game down the river", it might not be that contraversial?

BTW I think he is a top bloke has got a story to tell and desrves some cash for telling it. I look forward to reading it and that might sound a bit two faced, but, I really think as Club Captain, a current international I would have preferred to read it next year.

Yes, I think he has made a big mistake as he has now missed the Wire 2013 CC and GF wins.

My English teacher Miss Pringle always said "take your time, make sure you get everything in, and never finish early".