Jordan Henderson: The Autobiography: The must-read autobiography from Liverpool’s beloved captain

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Full of heartache, excitement and triumph, this is a candid insight into the life of a top-flight footballer as you’ve never read before. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. I also like how he touched upon both Black Lives Matter (especially taking the knee) - considering that Luis Suarez was found guilty of racism when he was playing for Liverpool - and the fund which he and many other footballers set up to help the NHS staff and key workers throughout the pandemic.

By completing your purchase, you agree to Audible's Conditions of Use and authorise Audible to charge your designated card or any other card on file.Off the field he is a fearless ambassador, with his role in backing the NHS following his work during the COVID-19 pandemic and unifying players across the Premier League to support NHS Charities Together. Henderson is a player I admire and clearly a good leader and I appreciate the intention of touching upon topics like Covid-19, Black Lives Matter, the European Super League and the French authorities role in the events at the Champions League final. This was a brilliantly emotive book from start to finish and an interesting insight into his life, career, and dreams. However, I’m not sure I truly learned anything about Henderson, nor the success of the Liverpool team in recent years.

Transferred to Liverpool in June 2011, Jordan’s early years at the club saw him struggle to settle under Sir Kenny Dalglish then Brendan Rodgers before eventually establishing himself at Anfield as a force of nature in midfield.His story will go down in legend but his story also carries an inspirational message for anyone, showing hurdles and barriers won’t stop you reaching your goals. The book is extremely ordinary, like the interviews footballers give after matches which lack proper substance. Biography: Jordan Henderson, MBE, is one of football's highest-profile players and has captained Liverpool FC since 2015. The narrative is pretty boring, and it fails to propely display his experiences when winning differents trophies.

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If you are a fan of Jordan Henderson or indeed of Liverpool FC then you will enjoy this insight into our Captain and see just how much he has dedicated his life to his love of the beautiful game.

In this book, Jordan charts his decade-long journey with the Reds, and a behind-the-scenes look at his life both on and off the pitch. He peels back the layers of what it means to step up as captain game after game, and how much it takes to put on the England shirt. Inspirational and insightful in equal measure with great stories peppered throughout, taking you on a trip down recent memory lane. Henderson began playing for Liverpool in 2011, before taking over as captain from Steven Gerrard in 2015. Henderson was at Liverpool when they nearly won the league in 2014 - indeed his absence in the last few games was probably a factor in why they didn’t - and the story then takes us through the triumphs and dramas of the Jurgen Klopp era - a real page turner.The writing is often repetitive (in language and in content), and overall the book is pretty superficial, rarely going into much depth. Jordan Henderson is without doubt my favourite active player, and as a Liverpool fan I enjoyed reading this - he has had an amazing career and rise, overcoming many setbacks and spanning a number of dramatic events and twists during his time at Liverpool.