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A privilege slightly dampened by the fact that they also chose 10 other clubs in their career with the same impact. Hull lost 5–1, in a game in which they received their half-time team talk from manager Phil Brown on the pitch.

Brutally honest and gives a real insight into Deano the person, rather than just Deano the footballer. The description of being 'let go' as a teenage by Hull FC is particularly raw and shows the harsh reality that many young footballers face when they are suddenly cast aside. He was, within a year of arriving, shipped off to the nouveau riche Bradford City in a near million pound deal.Windass revealed he attempted suicide twice during January 2012, having battled with alcohol and depression following his retirement from playing. In the three years he spent at Aberdeen he scored 21 goals in 72 League appearances, and a total of 31 goals in 92 appearances in all competitions. Dean Windas always gives 110% on the pitch and it's no surprise then that he's done exactly the same with this book. He has since rebuilt his life and spends his time encouraging others to believe in themselves, create good habits and make their lives their own.

Windass is a member of a club who attained something akin to legend status within Oxford United without actually making a material contribution to the club’s progress; for this read: Tommy Mooney and, perhaps over time, Michael Duberry. The Champions Speakers agency would like to keep you updated by occasionally sending you newsletters that include info exclusive free events, showcase and entertainment at venues such as The Gherkin, O2 Arena and Wembley. It’s safe to say that Oxford’s influence over football is no longer as potent as it once was; but it is curious to see the echo of our mid-eighties success resonating into the a decade along the line. On the field Deano never holds back and he hasn't held back in this book neither, as he occasionally bears his soul in what is a very readable book.This book is a cut above the plethora of footballing autobiographies that are churned out every year because it has a real story to tell - and Dean tells it very well indeed.

He was unsuccessful and followed this up by applying for the vacant position at Hartlepool United in August. Windass had to wait till 22 November 2008 to make another Premier League appearance for City, coming on as a substitute against Portsmouth with Hull trailing 2–1. This edition updates the story to include the 2007-08 season, the story of the Play-off final at Wembley and the GBP 60m wonder goal that took Hull City into the Premier League.

In the following days, the club said the argument had been settled internally and both players allowed to stay with Hull. Earlier that year he had received a five game ban for abusing referee Darren Drysdale in the Valley Parade car park after a drawn game against Brentford. But what happens when all that goes away, the phone stops ringing, and you find yourself naked, empty, and scrambling to find yourself again?

He made his first Premier League start for Hull on 26 December 2008 against Manchester City at the City of Manchester Stadium. In the following game, Windass was booked for unsportsmanlike conduct without even playing, after he warmed-up too near opposition player Rory Delap while Delap was taking a throw-in. Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out. Following the sending off of regular goalkeeper Greg Fleming in Oldham's game at Leicester City on 7 February, and with no substitute keeper, Windass went in goal and kept a clean sheet for 40 minutes, with the game ending in a 0–0 draw. However, as Windass has absolutely no edit function, it is surprisingly revealing of that period at the club.

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