"The Keeper"

[acton28.blog]

If you get chance lift up his book, Steppes to Wembley. There are some other fantastic documentaries around too

 

[Prater70]

My Dad said that I was too young to go to the 1956 Cup Final and so my first game was next season at Maine Road when the first team would play the reserves in a pre season friendly. A few months later Dad took me to the book shop in Albert Square where Bert was signing his book Steppes to Wembley. He still had his neck brace on and I have that book today and it was 're signed by Bert some years ago. I live in Bramhall now where Bert's son was killed and would ask does any blue know where Bert's house was I would like to visit. Great film for young and old.

 

[eyalluvitt]

This is all just made up nonsense, everybody knows we have no History.

 

[Saddleworth2]

Finally caught this film last night. (for those that still havent seen it, its on Sky Movies) I thought it was a wonderful film and much more complex than I had expected. Nicely acted and written too.

 

[mscenterh750]

I’ve got his autobiography which he signed. Not seen the film yet, but will give it a watch over the weekend.

 

[Cookieproof]

If you get chance lift up his book, Steppes to Wembley. There are some other fantastic documentaries around too

I'm glad you liked my documentary.

 

[acton28.blog]

I'm glad you liked my documentary.

Deserves a wider audience.

 

[No 1 City Fan]

Anybody idea where this can be watched in the States?

 

[Stevieatlasblue]

Watched it again last night with my daughter.
She loved it.

 

[Shirley]

Anybody idea where this can be watched in the States?

The full movie is on YouTube, enjoy.