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Herbie Hides autobiography - Nothing but trouble

Posted: 31 Jul 2010, 03:50
by rhino222
Managed to get this from a bookshop in spalding for a bargain 1.99 obviously i am biased towards Herbie as he used to go to the same boarding school as me, but some of his references to the school cast my memories back, also a few of the photos too.

All in all a decent read and well worth a few quid, not the easiest of lives nor childhoods our Herbie had, so hats off to him for achieving what he has achieved.

Re: Herbie Hides autobiography - Nothing but trouble

Posted: 31 Jul 2010, 06:37
by pyenest77
It is on sale at Poundland & I bought it. Good value for a £1. Personally I thought it was an excellent read.
Some of the usual nonsense in though. " I would have beaten Lennox Lewis, because he could only draw with Holyfield & I was better than Holyfield. Accidently picking the prostitute up & how he was beating Riddick Bowe & got just got unlucky, but all in all a very enjoyable read.

Re: Herbie Hides autobiography - Nothing but trouble

Posted: 31 Jul 2010, 16:18
by punchers chance
MachoMan09 wrote:
Who is the ghostwriter?
Graham Maclean

Re: Herbie Hides autobiography - Nothing but trouble

Posted: 31 Jul 2010, 17:27
by Darling
MachoMan09 wrote:
rhino222 wrote:obviously i am biased towards Herbie as he used to bum me at boarding school
Fixed :-)
:D

Re: Herbie Hides autobiography - Nothing but trouble

Posted: 01 Aug 2010, 04:58
by rhino222
Darling wrote:
MachoMan09 wrote:
rhino222 wrote:obviously i am biased towards Herbie as he used to bum me at boarding school
Fixed :-)
:D
:lol: .. i was there 10 years before him !!! ... :KO:

Re: Herbie Hides autobiography - Nothing but trouble

Posted: 02 Aug 2010, 10:38
by james_allinson
pyenest77 wrote:It is on sale at Poundland & I bought it. Good value for a £1. Personally I thought it was an excellent read.
Some of the usual nonsense in though. " I would have beaten Lennox Lewis, because he could only draw with Holyfield & I was better than Holyfield. Accidently picking the prostitute up & how he was beating Riddick Bowe & got just got unlucky, but all in all a very enjoyable read.

Bargain! I've tried in the poundland near where I live and they don't have it. Just my luck that :verysad:

Re: Herbie Hides autobiography - Nothing but trouble

Posted: 10 Aug 2010, 02:15
by oliverfennell
pyenest77 wrote:It is on sale at Poundland & I bought it. Good value for a £1. Personally I thought it was an excellent read.
Some of the usual nonsense in though. " I would have beaten Lennox Lewis, because he could only draw with Holyfield & I was better than Holyfield. Accidently picking the prostitute up & how he was beating Riddick Bowe & got just got unlucky, but all in all a very enjoyable read.
Of course Herbie was better than Holyfield!

Proof: He beat Tucker, who beat McCall, who beat Lewis, who could only draw with Holyfield.

Re: Herbie Hides autobiography - Nothing but trouble

Posted: 10 Aug 2010, 04:53
by Craig14
I read Micheal Murrays autobiography - it was called something like a journeymans story and was written while he was still active! And apart from the usual, I could have been world heavyweight champion and I always got home-town decisions against me, it was a very good read! I'm sure it did the pound land thing just after it was written aswell!!!

Re: Herbie Hides autobiography - Nothing but trouble

Posted: 10 Aug 2010, 08:55
by DavidPayne
The only surprise is that in writing his biography he made it to the present day, one would have presumed he'd be dropped half way through.