I, Kevin Keegan, here to talk to you about my new book, My Life in Football.

Published 50 years after my professional debut, it's the story of how I went from struggling to make it

into the Pegler's Brassworks Reserve team to winning back to back Ballandors.

It's also the story about that amazing 95-96 season with Newcastle United and then my return

to the club and later departure in 2008. My life in football is available wherever books are sold.

And of course I would love it if you bought a copy. Golasso! Golazzo, taking you back to the crazy days before football existed.

1990 and the World Cup that changed everything.

For you it's all Ness and Roger Miller dancing. And the World Cup that changed everything.

For you it's all Nesondomer and Roger Miller dancing at the corner.

But what did it mean for the Italians?

And why does one commentator call it the disaster Italian football has never recovered from.

Find out in today's Goladsoe. It is 1990. We're wearing baggy clothing, listener, and listening to songs like Tom's

Diner as we get ready for a football world cup. There's James Horncastle, you how old James?

About six and a half.

And Gab Marcotti a little bit older.

Yeah, substantially older.

Right, and already in love with a beautiful game. The summer I turned 17. Oh yeah in fact I don't know if I can

have to plug something but you can read it for free on the internet anyway. I wrote an extremely long story about the memories about

that summer and how everything changed for me my relationship with football

for the blizzard it's the one where you're working on the farm and the farm

winch takes you in hand and the boy becomes is it that one is it exactly

the world cup is the little boy can make you a man right okay no I. It's beautiful. The bit where you're looking up at the sky, wishing to see stars, but it's cloudy. I felt that was somehow symbolic. 1990, things were were different and football was different.

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