Anfield Iron: The Autobiography

Football legendary Tommy Smith played in Liverpool for 18 years from 1960 to 1978. Meanwhile, he won almost all the honorary club football and has four first division championship trophies, two FA Cup championship trophies, two European cups, two European Union Cups, one European Super Cup and five We must provide charity. Shield For many years, he has served as the captain of Liverpool and has played under the guidance of Bill Shankley and Bob Paisley. These are widely recognized as one of the two biggest players in the UK football history. At the time, he was mimicked as a tough guy who was originally a footballer. As a unique but very fair player (although he is known for the most punishing tackle), he was only fined twice, he was booked only three times, two times. In this fascinating autobiography, Tommy tells us a series of football legends Bill Shanklye, Bob Paisley, Ron Yeats, Kevin Keegan, Matt Busby, Cloth As they said Ryan Craft, George Best, Jimmy Grieve Bobby Moore, Dennis Low and Bailey. The golden age of nostalgic British football, this is the window of the year of the glory of Liverpool. Tommy is telling many things about today's football, so he has not changed. As Bob Paisley once said, Tommy did not break up the opponent to solve the other's problem.

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