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Eric Bristow - the Autobiography: the Crafty Cockney Pdf FREE ERIC BRISTOW - THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY: THE CRAFTY COCKNEY PDF Eric Bristow | 352 pages | 16 Feb 2010 | Cornerstone | 9780099532798 | English | London, United Kingdom The Crafty Cockney: Eric Bristow: The Autobiography by Eric Bristow Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. He was an unmistakable figure on the oche during his s heyday, with his trademark blonde highlights and red Crafty Cockney t-shirt, and became renowned not just for the number of world titles he won but for his arrogance on stage and off it. Eric would often walk home at night with a claw hammer stuffed down his pants for protection. Cat burglar, shoplifter, thug: Bristow was all of these during his early street-fighting years, but it was darts that proved to be his salvation, introducing him to a new world of beer, babes, and undreamed of success. He won his first world title in and dominated the scene for the next decade, winning four more. In his rapid rise to the top he gives fascinating insights into the characters that pioneered darts in those early days and helped establish it as a major TV spectacle. Get A Copy. Hardcoverpages. More Details Other Editions 2. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about The Crafty Cockneyplease sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. May 08, Sophie Crane rated it it was amazing Shelves: sports. I really enjoyed this very open and frank autobiography which tells the life of the Eric Bristow - the Autobiography: The Crafty Cockney darts player I ever saw. I first fell in love with Brissie when i saw him make his televised debut, i was 13 he looked about 19 or I was hooked and followed him avidly whenever i could from that moment on. Having spent a lot of time with professional musicians there are real parallels in this book which i totally identify with. I can also see why Brissie had the same relationship issues that so many pro musicians also suffer. Seems to me you need to be the same mindset to make it really work. When the other half is not, these women always then seem Eric Bristow - the Autobiography: The Crafty Cockney be really needy and whiney and demanding instead of getting on with something that gives them an interest to focus on and provides them independence as well. Such females would annoy the hell out of me also and I would never last with such mentality and selfishness either, male or female, I would get the hell out. Relationships aside Eric's autobiography is exactly as I expected having met him at Jolees in Stoke when I was 18 and he is in the book exactly like the man I met, adored and followed. He is arrogant, cocky, full of himself, no Angel as a teen or a pro and he has a real sense of humour, but a background of Stoke Newington that means he can hold his own as well and don't Eric Bristow - the Autobiography: The Crafty Cockney this guy too far. This is a very entertaining read and very amusing at times. His best scores were not all on a dart board either. Like many bands and probably Eric Bristow - the Autobiography: The Crafty Cockney professionals where groupies are concerned if it's there and it's offered on a plate you don't say no. Eric lived life in the fast lane. Eric also made Darts the sport it now is. He made legions of fans and a few plus enemies which was because he was the best, knew it and wasn't ashamed to admit it. Very American thinking, no wonder they loved him there. I would really recommend this. Eric was a petty thief as a young teen and Darts was his salvation. I've also known musicians from similar situations so i feel a real empathy for how it could have been were he not the brash but Eric Bristow - the Autobiography: The Crafty Cockney player and pro himself. His early death is a really sad day for darts and for all of us who loved him. Buy this book and see for yourself we have lost one hell of a sporting great. RIP Eric, I will truly miss you. View 2 comments. The best autobiographies are not always by people that you admire. Often the best biogs are actually written by those celebrities who have courted controversy throughout their careers and are not always the most liked. Eric Bristow certainly falls into this camp; undoubtedly one of the most famous and acclaimed dart players of all time, but he does not always come across well. But, is that not why the book is fun? Bristow grew up in a poor area of London, when it was still poor. Many of his childhood friends are in jail or dead, but through his skill with the arrows, he found a way out. Although you can take the man out of Hackney, Hackney never really left this man. Bristow took his upbringing onto the oche with him and that it what his made him a champion, often intimidating his opponent before a dart was even thrown. Bristow is not ashamed at all of the man he is and is rightly proud of what he has achieved. Like his manner in real life, this Eric Bristow - the Autobiography: The Crafty Cockney can be a little abrasive at times. In most cases this works brilliantly; his tales about a naughty youth makes the early chapters highly entertaining. The book is also great when he discusses his peak as a player. There are some great stories about the darts scene at the time; loads of practical jokes. Bristow is also happy to tell the reader about people he dislikes and why. This is always fun, if a little full on. It depends on your own stance whether you will be bothered by what he has to say, but his views on mental illness and passive smoking feel archaic Eric Bristow - the Autobiography: The Crafty Cockney best, dangerous at worst. He seems to lack empathy towards other people and this may make for a good read, but it can also be uncomfortable. A good autobiography Eric Bristow - the Autobiography: The Crafty Cockney transport you to a life far removed from your own; this is often Hollywood glamour or sporting heights. What you have here is a glimpse into a completely different lifestyle that not everyone will agree with, but at least Bristow has attacked it with gusto and gives the reader the unvarnished truth. Jan 24, Jason Cotton rated it really liked it. Well this is certainly an interesting read if you grew up watching darts in the eighties. Eric Bristow was by far the best darts player on the BDO circuit and his world titles alone speak volumes. This book examines both sides of him, the ruthless darts player and the subtler and calmer family man. He lifts the lid on some of the other players quirks and habits and a lot of the time this book got me smiling. There are also sad moments where he reflects on the mistakes Eric Bristow - the Autobiography: The Crafty Cockney made in his life and his Well this is certainly an interesting read if you grew up watching darts in the eighties. There are also sad moments where he reflects on the mistakes he made in his life and his family losses. From growing up in London to living in Stoke this book is a wonderful insight into Eric Bristow and the legend that was, is and always will be The Crafty Cockney. Mar 16, Nathan added it Shelves: non-fiction. I liked this book, not that bothered with all his romantic exploits shall we say but it was insightful and I liked the early years. Jul 25, Mike rated it it was amazing. I'd recommend it to any darts fans. David Joyce rated it liked it Mar 25, David rated it really liked it Sep 15, Ciaran Battle rated it it was ok Feb 04, The G rated it really liked it Jul 02, Ian Johnson rated it it was amazing Jul 25, Kenny rated it really liked it Jun 18, Shane IceCream rated it really liked it Aug 24, Christopher Woods rated it really liked it Nov 15, Ben Cooney rated it liked it Jan 05, Cameron Ashworth rated it really liked it Feb 13, Lisa rated it liked it Dec 31, Bobby Smith rated it liked it Feb 08, Garry Davies rated it it was amazing Aug 02, Eric Bristow: The Autobiography the Crafty Cockney - Eric Bristow - Google книги Uh-oh, it looks like your Internet Explorer is out of date. For a better shopping experience, please upgrade now. 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