14:57, Thu 8 May
Martin Grainger has a book out later this year.

Book available here [www.curtis-sport.com]


CUT SHORT tells the story of Martin Grainger’s football career and beyond.

Grainger cut his teeth in the brutal world of non-League football and the lower professional ones in the late 1980s and early part of the 20th century, at a time before English football went through its transformation in 1992.

He was a tough-tackling left-back who liked to get forward and was in some ways very much ahead of his time, scoring important goals for all the clubs that he played for including Colchester United, Brentford, Birmingham City and on loan to Coventry City, before returning back to St. Andrews where he finished his career. Grainger soon became known for his set-piece specialities, scoring many times from all sorts of angles.

He was instrumental in helping Birmingham City get to the Premier League in 2002, but by then his injuries had taken its toll on him and he found first-team apparencies hard to come by, but not before scoring his final goal against the mighty Manchester United with a trademark free-kick.

Martin Grainger always gave his all and was well liked by the fans wherever he played.

This book tells the story of how it all happened, as he played for some of football’s finest characters like Jock Wallace and Barry Fry, as well as Steve Bruce and Trevor Francis.

From non-League to the Premier League, CUT SHORT tells the story of how Martin Grainger made it to the top against all the odds and is a MUST-READ for football fans of all ages.
15:16, Thu 8 May
What a goal to sign off with as well!
18:22, Thu 8 May
thethinblueline
What a goal to sign off with as well!


heres a few more..

in some ways very much ahead of his time


WTAF
STH on and off since 86. FML.
thethinblueline
What a goal to sign off with as well!

Could bend it like Beckham before Beckham.
11:38, Fri 9 May
With a foreword from Tommy Robinson
Happy Clapper
11:40, Fri 9 May
With a foreword from Tommy Robinson

Or worse, Paul Robinson.
11:51, Fri 9 May
Grainger cut his teeth in the brutal world of non-League football and the lower professional ones in the late 1980s and early part of the 20th century


He had a longer career than I thought.
Did he ever play alongside Caesar Jenkyns?
12:09, Fri 9 May
'liked by the fans'

I met him, he was a chunt
12:36, Fri 9 May
'liked by the fans'

I met him, he was a chunt

'liked by the fans until they meet him or read some of his tweets'
17:08, Fri 9 May
Double post innit
17:08, Fri 9 May
That's actually true haha
17:17, Fri 9 May
NouCamp
'liked by the fans'

I met him, he was a chunt

'liked by the fans until they meet him or read some of his tweets'


Think we have plenty of fans taht would like his tweets and concur with his views ….much like any other club sadly