Football for Life

The narrative follows a young man grappling with emotional turmoil stemming from his parents' divorce at seven. It emphasizes the crucial role of a stable home in a child's development. Simon Cooper, seeking solace, turns to the football casual culture of Manchester City, revealing a deeper story that transcends typical hooligan tales. His candid reflections on drug addiction and its consequences, alongside explorations of football's societal impact, resonate with readers. The book captures the essence of the Madchester rave era and the complexities of adulthood, making it a compelling read for those familiar with that time.