Hes Here, Hes There...The Gerry Gow Story by Neil Palmer

16 in stock

234mm x 152mm x 27mm

Pages: 288

Hes here, hes there, hes every-f*cking-where, Gerry Gow, Gerry Gow was an anthem that could often be heard reverberating around Ashton Gate in the 1970s as Bristol City climbed towards the first division. Gow was one of footballs original cult heroes that emerged throughout the seventies and eighties; often sporting long hair and a bushy moustache. Gow pulled off both with style during spells at Bristol City and Manchester City. Written with the help of the Gow family, Hes Here, Hes There: The Gerry Gow Story celebrates the career of the Ashton Gate Enforcer. It provides a fascinating insight into a player that fans of a certain vintage consider the greatest to wear the red of Bristol City. With fresh insight from Gerrys family, friends, team-mates and opponents, including the likes of Sir Alex Ferguson, Peter Reid and Chris Kamara, this is a captivating insight into a cult hero, a football hardman, a Bristolian icon; but also Gerry the man, and a man sorely missed but still loved by so many.