In 1976, young Charlton Athletic goalkeeper Graham Tutt had the world at his feet. Then in an instant his dreams were shattered by a career-ending collision seen by millions on TV. What happened next has never been told before. Persistent double vision scuppered a comeback attempt, leading to hurt, depression and bitterness. Moving to South Africa, Tutt witnessed the horrors of apartheid while playing in the country's first mixed league. After surviving some hair-raising experiences, he settled in America and played professional soccer, ran soccer camps for thousands of young people and was inducted into the Georgia Soccer Hall of Fame. He also found love and contentment along with forgiveness after tracking down a figure from his distant past. Never Give Up: The Graham 'Buster' Tutt Story is both laugh-out-loud funny and heart-achingly sad. It speaks not just to athletes but to anyone who has suffered a major setback in their life.

Former Charlton Athletic goalkeeper and Georgia Soccer Hall of Fame member Graham Tutt has collaborated with Matt Eastley to write his life story. Matt is the author of seven books including 66 on 66: I Was There, plus three books on the FA Cup Finals of the 1960s, 70s and 80s. His work has appeared across many publications and websites including Backpass and Record Collector. He works for the BBC.