What Brighton player would write a book and on what subject

[LamieRobertson]

So with Frank Lampard getting a book deal on publishing childrens books..which Albion player might write a book and on what subject

 

[Dan Gleeballs]

Vicente would write a book on magic. Poor defenders, now you see it (the ball) now you don't. The guy's a magician

 

[Blackadder]

Leon Knight - "How to win friends and influence people".

 

[cloud]

Charlie Oatway - turning your life around

 

[Dr JCL]

Adam El Abd, 'The Windup Merchant's Handbook'.

 

[Bridcutt]

Calderon maybe?

 

[Ward1971]

Lua Lua : The Nando's Secret Ingredient

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

Steve Foster, blood sweatbands and tears.

 

[grawhite]

Liam Bridcutt how to put a spring in your step and out jump someone 6'5", from the dizzy height of 5'6"

 

[Mike's Small]

Lewis Dunk could write one about how to romance a ... Oh, hang on, no. Better not...

 

[Kumquat]

I think Gus's autobiography should definitely be called "Ees Complicated".

 

[Stat Brother]

Calde would write The Book of Genesis, here's an extract:-

''In the beginning I created both the heavens and the earth"

 

[bhafc99]

Paul and Bob could vie for the Brooker Prize?

 

[:J)]

Orlandi would love to write a book - but he'd never the time to do it...

 

[Leighgull]

Charlie Oatway - turning your life around

He's done one called "Game of my life" or something like that.

Tells of his growing up in a family of crooks, going to pokey himself for assault then getting back on the straight.

He's dyslexic and slightly head mental. He could have gone the other way completely

 

[SeagullSongs]

Orlandi would write an epic romantic novel.

 

[Biscuit]

Gary Hart.

I think that's a really interesting story. Signed for £1,000 and a set of tracksuits and went on to play for this club for thirteen years, seeing Championships, relegations and three different stadiums (he missed out of the Goldstone but saw the state the club was in and could compare it to now), he played at Gillingham and Withdean before making an appearance to score the first goal at The Amex.

On top of that he's a really decent bloke.

 

[W.C.]

Gary Hart.

I think that's a really interesting story. Signed for £1,000 and a set of tracksuits and went on to play for this club for thirteen years, seeing Championships, relegations and three different stadiums (he missed out of the Goldstone but saw the state the club was in and could compare it to now), he played at Gillingham and Withdean before making an appearance to score the first goal at The Amex.

On top of that he's a really decent bloke.

Good call.

 

[Farehamseagull]

A BRIDGE over troubled water.

The tale of a once very talented man with the world at his feet who finds himself sidelined and unable to work or function properly due to injury for many years. During this time he loses confidence and faith in himself and separates from his partner who then betrays him with his best friend.

Just when all seems lost he meets an inspirational and complicated man from South America who hypnotises him into leaving his life of misery in the north of England and move to the sunny south coast. He is re-energised by his new surroundings and finds a new lease of life inspiring a new chapter in his previosuly unfulfilled career and meets a beautiful and successful woman.

 

[soistes]

Adam El Abd: "How to demolish a wall, in three easy steps"