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Rio Ferdinand is widely acknowledged as one of the most talented and skilful defenders in the world. His transfer from West Ham to Leeds was a British record at the time, a feat he achieved again with his subsequent move to Manchester United. Ferdinand’s success on the pitch has been meteoric; including high drama in the Champions League, three World Cups and a dramatic Premiership victory.
Here, for the very first time, Ferdinand reveals all about his infamous missed drugs test, the controversies surrounding both his transfers, his supposed reluctance to re-sign for United in 2005, the alleged tapping-up meeting with Chelsea’s Peter Kenyon and various tabloid headlines involving partying and women.
Here, for the very first time, Ferdinand reveals all about his infamous missed drugs test, the controversies surrounding both his transfers, his supposed reluctance to re-sign for United in 2005, the alleged tapping-up meeting with Chelsea’s Peter Kenyon and various tabloid headlines involving partying and women.
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Reviews
'...a very good read. The portrait he paints of life on the cusp of stardom is brilliant'
'...a sex, drugs and rock and roll account of his career'
'...explosive... a fascinating life both on and off the pitch'
'...there is a fascination in the way he reveals the details of the modern celebrity footballer's lifestyle'