One of the best football-related autobiographies I've ever read. Actually, one of the best autobiographies I've ever read. I suggest anyone who can find it near them in a bookstore (or order it) should buy it immediately. It's a great read. I'll put some quotes from the book here that I think many will find interesting.

I couldn't see him playing 2nd fiddle to anyone. Also, RVP, Roon and Zlatan. Overkill much.. Too many egos plus, no CL means no Zlatan. Also I fear he would not be receptive to van Gaal's in your face coaching style. They are too similar in their Alpha male character to get along..
If Spurs can get CL next season, Levi should really take a shot at signing him. The way he's been looking the last few seasons, he seems to be getting better with age.

I read it year ago, and I can tell you it's the best autobiography you'll ever read. Highly recommend.

@Wolfie: Good points. He wouldn't work out at United. And heh, who knows? Maybe we will!

I just got this book and its amazing, right from the start.

I read that book a while ago too :)

Ven, you should try Pele's one. It's pretty darn amazing.

In the book did he mention anything about his habit of kungku-kick his teammates jokingly??? lolz always find it's funny

^He mentioned why he kung-fu kicked Cassano in the head if that's what you mean. :P