And there's a story worth telling in here. You have to laugh when Drinkell scores against Wimbledon during his time at Carrow Road and John Fashanu points to an area of the pitch, declaring: "The Fash is creating a war zone. Whoever dares to come in better be ready for war." It's not without interest for supporters of Drinkell's clubs. The acid test of an autobiography whose subject never quite hit the top, however, is whether its appeal will extend to a general reader with no such emotional investment. This is not a test that Drinks All Round comes through.

Drinkell, Kevin (October 2010). Drinks All Round: The Autobiography: Kevin Drinkell – Books – Biography & True Stories – Biography: general – Biography: sport – Autobiography: sport. HistoryDirect. ISBN 978-1-84502-327-0. Archived from the original on 17 July 2011 . Retrieved 17 September 2010.

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Dundee unfurled last season's First Division flag before the start and they also introduced no fewer than five new signings to their team. Ultimately, however, the deflated Canaries only had the promise of a promotion race to offer, one that, with clubs like Sunderland, Stoke City, Charlton, Sheffield United, Portsmouth and Leeds United amongst their peers didn’t look as if it was going to be anything like straightforward.

His Norwich goalscoring stats at the time of his departure being 57 goals from 150 appearances, a more than respectable record and one which, if Pukki comes close to matching at the top level, will likely see him matching Drinkell in terms of both being a leading goalscorer for the club over a few seasons, as well as winning more Player of the Year awards. He is a member of famous with the age 63 years old group. Kevin Drinkell Height, Weight & MeasurementsAlthough it was interesting to get an insight into all the work being done behind the scenes, it is obviously the players and management who we remember the most. So, it was good to see Mike Brolly trotting over to the corner flag to send another ball in, particularly as his two goals were crucial as Town beat Everton 2-1 in the League Cup, in front of over 22,000 spectators in October 1979. I was listening to this game on my transistor radio as I had school the next day and got my radio out again for the quarter-final with Wolves. He was top scorer and Player of the Year as City, effortlessly in the end, won the Division Two Championship and that hoped-for return to the top-flight. But in 29 minutes the visitors were on level terms when enterprising refereeing by Mr Tait allowed SLOAN to run for 40 yards before ending with a 20 yards off the underside of the bar.