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--Andy Russell: Steelers linebacker 1963-1976I thoroughly enjoyed Steelers Takeaways. The comments are extraordinarily candid, informative, some emotional and often very detailed, giving the reader an inside view of what it's like to play in the NFL. Every Steeler fan will get an idea of what we went through no matter what decade they are from. The memories and stori

• Title : Steelers Takeaways: Player Memories Through the Decades
• Author : Ron Lippock
• Rating : 4.75 (297 Vote)
• Publish : 2014-8-12
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 336 Pages
• Asin : 1681570076
• Language : English

--Andy Russell: Steelers linebacker 1963-1976I thoroughly enjoyed Steelers Takeaways. The comments are extraordinarily candid, informative, some emotional and often very detailed, giving the reader an inside view of what it's like to play in the NFL. Every Steeler fan will get an idea of what we went through no matter what decade they are from. The memories and stories of my teammates and coaches took me back to my playing days. They are responses to very good questions, making those top players have to think before answering. --John Banaszak: Steelers defensive end 1975-1981 . Reading the stories of the players that wore the Black and Gold before me and the stories of the Steelers that played after me was very interesting. Great book, Great read. The common thread through all the decades is, anyone that played for the Steelers was very proud to put on the uniform. Ron Lippock has collected an amazing number of outstanding

. Over the five-plus years of publishing the newsletter, Lippock has interviewed hundreds of former Pittsburgh athletes, coaches, media, artists, and more, focusing on their more personal experiences and insights. Ron Lippock is the Publisher of the Pittsburgh Sports Daily Bulletin, a daily newsletter that covers Pittsburgh sports new

These stories and memories are amassed not only from the household names like L.C. Greenwood, Donnie Shell, Antwaan Randle El, Rocky Bleier, and Tommie Maddox, but also from the hundreds of players who fought just to make the practice squad. There is something for every Steeler fan here - and these stories simply can't be found elsewhere.. This is the insider's history of the organization, a very personal view shared from the players perspectives. Author, Ron Lippock has conducted over 400 interviews with former Steelers from those that played in the 50's, through ones that just recently retired. Their contributions and struggles, successes and failures, all helped to define the Steelers as an organization just as much as the many Hall of Famers. Steelers Takeaways approaches the Pittsburgh Steelers organization and players in a way no other book has spanning across seven decades of Steelers players, the book is comprised of personal an

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