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The one who was an elite footballer, champion of Europe with Liverpool in 1984, landed one day in Pamplona thinking that he was arriving in a city called Osasuna and stayed forever in that country of which he did not know his language and curious customs. He later triumphed as a television commentator and reinvented himself as a great sports communicator on a grand scale. In this book, Robinson confesses to his shorts about his rejection of Brexit, his painful withdrawal from competition, his constant reinvention in journalism with flagship programs such as The Day After, Robinson Report or Chaos Fútbol Club, his family origins, his life marked for an obsessive perfectionist eagerness, his incomparable sense of humor, his romantic vision of the sport, his disenchantment with a football prisoner of the offices turned into a monstrous business and how he passed over the years to feel deeply Spanish while still being British.