Saha - Joining & Leaving Everton (Book)

[toffeejack]

terrific talent on his day, one of the best in the prem, we got much more game time from him than i was expecting, the time was right for club and player when he went though

 

[kenada_blue]

days were numbered when moyes told him to play in the reserves.

kiss of death

 

[Hayee]

i have the greatest respect for Louis and was always a fan of him, best of luck with the future and all King, will deffo have be buying your autobiog!

 

[Toffe3m4n]

He was dogs the nads back in '09, and by all accounts a lovely guy. When was the last time a player scored 4 goals in a single game for us?

He will remain in my good graces.

 

[I_Dan_Talisman]

Interesting read this. Also seems, Moyes made it pretty clear to Saha that his days in an Everton shirt were numbered - could be reading a bit too far into it though.

I don't believe for the time it takes to hop of the treatment table that he wrote a word of it.
Fascinating that his memory is of a masseur. And also interesting that he acknowledges "I had forgotten how long a medical can take, especially with my record.".

If he hadn't wanted to go, he couldnt have been forced. And I dont give a flying one about a smart car or otherwise.

 

[Ruairi77]

You mean his ghost writer?

Could be wrong here but I don't think he used a ghost writer, plenty of editors but he wrote it himself, unlike pretty much every other footballer who has 'written' a book. Fair play Louis

 

[nigelcoyb]

Fabulous player, we wouldn't have had him if he wasn't crocked.

He was pissed off with the way we played in his last season I remember watching him thinking "he knows there's another way". But he deffo appreciated Moyes giving him a chance when no-one else would and was too classy to start moaning and causing bother.

Good luck louis.

 

[Arteta2391]

One of the most talented strikers to ever play in the PL, but his muscles were made out of glass.

 

[Hibbosculturedrightboot]

he was alright when he was fit and / or decided to show up. Frustrating lazy clumsy git at the end. He's gone and we're better for it. Move along, just another dull footballers book...

 

[toffeechris]

liked saha got good value from him and iv heard book is a real excellent read not your average run of the mill footballers book must get it

 

[alwaysblue]

Fabulous player, we wouldn't have had him if he wasn't crocked.

He was pissed off with the way we played in his last season I remember watching him thinking "he knows there's another way". But he deffo appreciated Moyes giving him a chance when no-one else would and was too classy to start moaning and causing bother.
Good luck louis.

Easily the best post in this thread - totally agree

 

[GraemeS1980]

His book is okay, but if you want a good read get Mick "Baz" Rathbone's The Smell Of Football.....it is a brilliant read and the majority of it is about his time at Everton