kouta book

[baconb]

Just wondering what people thought of it?
I have read over half... finish the rest off in the next few days...

interesting about Pagan!

Thoughts?

 

[marcmurphy3]

Definately interesting about Pagan. That chapter was the main reason I bought the book.

It definately opened my eyes to some of the going ons at that time and while the players should take some responsibility for our results I am still happy that they could identify that Pagan's old style of only kick long to a pack football would not win games. I was also not surprized to hear Kouta say that even though they asked, they barely ever did any kicking training.

I would have liked the book to be a bit longer and more detailed but overall it was definately worth reading.

 

[audas]

Haven't read it, wish I could. Interesting point regarding kicking drills considering how many are happening now, maybe Ratten has read the book.

 

[bbolt1]

yer imo i think the likes of ratten macca hickmont ect retired and not finished the season off.
And to this day cant work out y he got m martain

 

[Scruff83]

Finished it yesterday. I Enjoyed it. Would have been better if there was more about football and less about his family. He's family man tho, so good on him i guess. just would have preffered to hear more about the big matches n stuff.

 

[simpson6]

yeh ive read 17 chapters, think i have like 1 to go or something, i met the great man at Souv Hut the day b4 to get it signed, great read.

 

[back2back]

I really enjoyed Koutas book. Interesting to read about what goes on behind the scenes at the club. He did give Denis Pagan a bit of a serve but he gave an even bigger one to Ian Collins. I certainly appreciated his honesty.

 

[HBF]

Haven't read it yet, so I might have to go out and get myself a copy.