''Emotional, insightful, beautifully written. A story of making saves and being saved. The best football book I have read this year.'' Henry Winter
Joe Sealey was watching his son play for Manchester United''s Under-14s when a man came up to him and said: ''I''ve got your dad''s book.''
Joe''s father, Les, had been Manchester United''s goalkeeper but had died of a heart attack in 2001 at the age of 43. His death tormented Joe, who had been West Ham''s reserve keeper. Joe had given up on football, slipping into an alcohol and drug addiction that almost killed him. He had forgotten what his father''s voice sounded like. Now, here it was in form of a Tupperware box full of cassette tapes.
The centrepiece of the tapes is the most important game in the modern history of Manchester United, the 1990 FA Cup final. After three barren years at Old Trafford, Alex Ferguson was on the brink of dismissal. There was just the FA Cup final left. He knew that, if it was lo
