His comments regarding that comeback show just how much he loves the club

Kris explains in the book that he was happy to end his Wigan career on his terms and didn't want any hullabuloo about his retirement. Legend.

He says he's still owed some money from all that, which surprised me.

Great read. Well writtten which can't always be said for rugby league autombiograhies.
I'm from Wakefield and it was still a good read without being a Wigan fan.

Had respect for him before but has increased my opinion of him after reading that.

Is it as bad as Mike Gregory's? Great content but poor writing.

Must get the Radlinski book. Was hoping for a signed copy for my birthday but...

did no one buy you one Vicki ah

Mine arrived in the post this morning. I thought I'd have a quick look and then read it later but I couldn't put it down. I can well recommend it, it's an honest and riveting read - written by a gentleman and a legend. If you haven't read it yet you are missing out.

Rad`s what can you say, Wiganer through and through as the saying goes SIMPLY THE BEST, shows what a gentleman he is he didn`t slate anyone he was gracious all the way through his book even if he didn`t agree with what the person or persons were doing. GOOD ON YOU KRIS

One of those players that opposition fans find hard to dislike!!

For me the best full back of the SL era.

I didn't know he'd done a book. I'll certainly look out for it.

I loved the book.

It would be hard to find somebody more worthy to look upto both on and off the pitch than Kris Radlinski.

I find that hard to believe, your from Wakefield and can read

just found out today hes been offered the assistant coach for england!

well done Kris.

Good work!

Do you think he'll be able to teach Wellens how to run?

Nahh, forget it.

Even Radders can't work miracles.

Nice One Rogues

I agree, excellent book.

For entirely different reasons I am looking forward to reading Longy's book though

Oh I forgot.

And teach him how to tackle,

Huddersfield tries tonight showed fullback defence par excellence!!

On the whole it's pretty good, I just found myself reading a passage about "discovering my routes" and thought "eh?". It's a good read, I just find it frustrating that the publisher didn't have a good proof reader going over it as it does Rads a disservice.

Is that the chapter on 'dyeing my hair' ?

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I'm about half way through it at the minute. Bloke is a legend class act on and off the pitch, i met him a few weeks back and he signed my copy for me. The Willie Peters chapter had me in tears laughing!

I can't remember, but didn't he hand write this in the first place? So somebody typed it up and didn't bother with the simple fixing and then it was proof read (or not).

It's a real shame for Rads that he didn't get the quality of support from the publisher he should have. I don't claim to be a good writer myself and make plenty of typo's myself, I just think that the publisher could have made more of an effort.

Anyway, great book by Rads , very enjoyable with some good insights to the world of RL.

Quote ="piemandan"He says he's still owed some money from all that, which surprised me.'" Is my memory playing tricks on me but I thought he played for nothing? news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 798985.stm

Quote ="piemandan"He says he's still owed some money from all that, which surprised me.'" Is my memory playing tricks on me but I thought he played for nothing? news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 798985.stm

Quote ="the exile"Is my memory playing tricks on me but I thought he played for nothing? news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 798985.stm'" He states in the book he didn't in fact play for nothing, but what he did get was nothing like that of a players salary.

Quote ="the exile"Is my memory playing tricks on me but I thought he played for nothing? news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 798985.stm'" He states in the book he didn't in fact play for nothing, but what he did get was nothing like that of a players salary.