“Wildling” offers a gripping insight into the life of Michael McIndoe, a name that has sparked considerable conversation beyond the Premier League circles. Raised amidst the challenging conditions of the Calders estate in Edinburgh, McIndoe’s early life was a tumultuous blend of gang violence and a burning passion for football. This memoir traces his formidable journey from a youth torn between a life of turmoil and the love of the game, to becoming a celebrated left-winger with over 500 matches for ten English football clubs under his belt.

McIndoe’s story is one of resilience, marked by candid reflections and an unyielding dedication to football. Known for his forthrightness, he sheds light on the raw experiences and complex relationships throughout his career, guided by some of the most iconic figures in football management. His narrative is not just an account of sporting achievements but an inspiring testament to overcoming adversity.

With “Wildling,” McIndoe invites readers into the heart of his world, presenting an unvarnished look at the highs and lows of his life. This memoir is not only a compelling read for football fans but also for those intrigued by the power of perseverance and the human spirit’s capacity to triumph over challenging circumstances.