Love of the Game: The Man Who Brought the Rooney Rule to the UK | Inspiring Sports Leadership Story | Perfect for Football Fans and Diversity Advocates

As a youngster I enjoyed watching Ricky Hill.Top top player from back in the day in that 80’s Luton side especially when they had the Astroturf at Kenilworth Road and l’m not even a Luton town fan.As for the book it was a great read, especially in relation to behind the scenes that he had to effectively buy himself out of his contract at Luton to get the move to Le Havre and regards his time as manager of Luton Town where he did not get enough time to turn around the fortunes of the club and inherited a squad which would have needed more than the 4 months that he got to turn it around. Which is shabby treatment for someone who has given the best part of his career to Luton Town.Unfortunately Ricky’s managerial career in this country has stalled and he has only been able to get coaching jobs overseas since then which is a real shame for possibly the best player to ever to play in a Luton shirt and in my opinion should have had more than more than 3 England Caps.I know Hatters fans will love this book as Ricky is still a God in Luton, but this is a book for all footie fans who enjoyed watching Ricky Hill play and to show that sometimes the game does not love us back, despite how much we love it.