Post by a more piratey game on Sept 27, 2020 16:28:07 GMT
not sure where they crossed paths?
Kenny recounts that period in his autobiography, The Gloves Are Off, where he details many other contortions during a career when he played nearly 600 matches for clubs as big as Sheffield United, Leeds and QPR despite personal trauma, a drugs-related ban and sometimes bizarre working relationships with assorted players, chairmen and managers, including Massimo Cellino (“he was determined to get me out”), Mark Hughes (“strange”), Neil Warnock (“a very clever man-manager”) and Lee Johnson (“a cock”).
www.theguardian.com/football/2020/sep/27/paddy-kenny-it-was-just-a-fight-over-who-was-to-pay-for-the-curry
Kenny recounts that period in his autobiography, The Gloves Are Off, where he details many other contortions during a career when he played nearly 600 matches for clubs as big as Sheffield United, Leeds and QPR despite personal trauma, a drugs-related ban and sometimes bizarre working relationships with assorted players, chairmen and managers, including Massimo Cellino (“he was determined to get me out”), Mark Hughes (“strange”), Neil Warnock (“a very clever man-manager”) and Lee Johnson (“a cock”).
www.theguardian.com/football/2020/sep/27/paddy-kenny-it-was-just-a-fight-over-who-was-to-pay-for-the-curry
