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	title:	Black and Blue: How Racism, Drugs and Cancer Almost Destroyed Me
	author:	Paul Canoville
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Headline
	released:	March 20, 2008
	isbn:	0755316452
	isbn-13:	9780755316458

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Customer Reviews
Sad but true - Rated I watched Paul Cannoville play right at the end of his career. He was a talented player but I was saddened to read how his life had spiralled after he finished playing. It makes shocking reading and I finished the book in one sitting as I simply had to know how things worked out. I'm delighted Paul seems to have emerged the other side in one piece but this book should be compulsory reading for any apprentice starting out in the game - not every player becomes a millionaire with their picture in every tabloid. I hope Paul found writing the book helpful and I wish him all the best.

Customer Reviews

Sad but true - Rated 5/5
I watched Paul Cannoville play right at the end of his career. He was a talented player but I was saddened to read how his life had spiralled after he finished playing.
It makes shocking reading and I finished the book in one sitting as I simply had to know how things worked out.
I'm delighted Paul seems to have emerged the other side in one piece but this book should be compulsory reading for any apprentice starting out in the game - not every player becomes a millionaire with their picture in every tabloid.
I hope Paul found writing the book helpful and I wish him all the best.