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Jerry Jones and the "New Regime": Memoirs, Recollections, Times and Travels With "America's Team" and Its Most Notorious Cowboy

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I am female and like to watch football so I thought it would be an interesting read, but to my surprise, it was much more than that. It is a very candid and somewhat blunt account of life and times with the team members and their owner. The book was so intriguing to me that I actually read it in one evening. It reads like you are having a converstation with the author and he is telling you one unbelievable story after another! I was thoroughly entertained as well as educated on what REALLY goes on behind closed doors.

This book was hard to put down once I started reading it. Mr. Cawthorn gives great insight to the world of NFL football and the "fly on the wall" play by play of the life of Jerry Jones. Unbelievably shocking and funny stories that will make you want to read it all the first time you pick it up.

JERRY JONES AND THE NEW REGIME KEEPS YOU FLIPPING PAGE AFTER PAGE. I READ IT IN ABOUT 4 HOURS. IT IS AN EXCELLENT REVIEW OF WHAT ACCTUALLY HAPPENS BEHIND AND INFRONT OF THE CAMERA. IT GOES INTO EXTREME DETAIL ON WHO AND WHAT KIND OF RUTHLESS PERSON JERRY JONES ACTUALLY IS. FROM FAMILY TO BUSINESS ALL OF JERRY'S WILD TALES. OVERALL AN EXCELLENT BOOK TO KILL TIME ON LONG FLIGHTS OR JUST SITTING IN BED. THIS IS A GREAT BOOK AND EVERY DALLAS COWBOY FAN SHOULD HAVE IT.

While Cowboys fans all felt that Jerry was a villain when he first took over the Cowboys we are now glad he did. This book shows his single minded drive to win games and championships. I have a lot of other material about the Cowboys for fans that wish to borrow them email me.

Overall a very enjoyable book, especially for the distant cowboys fan across here in the UK. Todds' love of the Cowboys is very apparent all the way through but, and maybe it's my fault for not reading the details more thoroughly, there is no direct input from Jerry Jones or any of the organisation, something that I'm sure would have made the book much more credible.