One club owner was so keen to keep him as a manager he bought him three new suits from Rosenfields in Shudehill, all made to measure, and threw in a Ford Capri.
Roy rose right to the top with the trappings of a Cheshire mansion, flash cars, respect, kudos, and clout. Or maybe a Max Bygraves sentimental nostalgia fest.īut 'Reflections of My Life' is actually a window into the nous, grit, determination, and charm required to become a kingpin in Manchester and Salford's clubland from the 1960s to the 90s. The title of Roy Mozley's book sounds like an album track from late period Frank Sinatra.
