Me, Family and the Making of a Footballer

A beautiful book about football, family, friendship and finding out who you really are * Jack Whitehall *One of the best books I’ve ever read about what it takes to become a pro * Frank Lampard *An engaging account of [Jamie Redknapp’s] childhood and how he blossomed into a professional footballer in a family steeped in the game. * The People (Love Sunday) *A great read… honest. * Daily Mail *A warm, family-orientated account… the tales are genuine which means that readers will feel as though they have a seat at a family get-together where reminiscences and anecdotes tumble amid much laughter. * South Wales Evening Post *Part memoir, part manual, on playing your way to the top. * PA *This wonderful book is about… the fun. the laughter, the hard work, the disappointments and the triumphs * Daily Mail *

Born in Hampshire in 1973, Jamie Redknapp made his debut for Bournemouth at the age of 16. He signed for Kenny Dalglish’s Liverpool in 1991 and stayed at Anfield until 2002, in the process making more than 300 appearances, scoring in excess of 40 goals, and winning the League Cup in 1995 and both the Charity Shield and UEFA Super Cup in 2001. Redknapp subsequently played for Tottenham Hotspur and Southampton, and won 17 caps for England. He retired in 2005 on medical advice.

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