The compelling official biography of one of the most feared strikers of the late 1960s and early 70s. Mick Jones burst onto the football scene with Sheffield United, making his debut at Old Trafford just before his eighteenth birthday in 1963. Well-built, determined and hardworking, he was a terrace hero at Bramhall Lane for four years, until sold to Leeds United for & £163,100,000, a record fee for both clubs in 1967. Mick played a crucial role in the great Leeds side of the early 1970s. His partnership with Allan Clarke was one of the finest ever seen in the domestic game, and he won many honours (including FA Cup winners medals, Championship medals and England caps).
