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Boys Will Be Boys
- The Glory Days and Party Nights of the Dallas Cowboys Dynasty
- Narrated by: Arthur Morey
- Length: 13 hrs and 44 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Sports
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Publisher's Summary
In similar fashion to his New York Times best seller The Bad Guys Won!, award-winning writer Jeff Pearlman chronicles the outrageous antics and dazzling talent of a team fueled by ego, sex, drugs -and unrivaled greatness. Rising from the ashes of a 1 - 15 season in 1989 to capture three Super Bowl trophies in four years, the Dallas Cowboys were guided by a swashbuckling, skirt-chasing, power-hungry owner, Jerry Jones, and his two eccentric, hard-living coaches, Jimmy Johnson and Barry Switzer. Together the three built a juggernaut that America loved and loathed. But for a team that was so dominant on Sundays, the Cowboys were often a dysfunctional circus the rest of the week.
Irvin, nicknamed "The Playmaker," battled dual addictions to drugs and women. Charles Haley, the defensive colossus, presided over the team's infamous "White House," where the parties lasted late into the night and a steady stream of long-legged groupies came and went. And then there were Smith and Sanders, whose Texas-sized egos were eclipsed only by their record-breaking on-field performances.
With an unforgettable cast of characters and a narrative as hard-hitting and fast-paced as the team itself, Boys Will Be Boys immortalizes the most beloved - and despised - dynasty in NFL history.
Critic Reviews
"A lurid yet riveting account of an undeniably charismatic, and often loathed, championship team." ( Kirkus Reviews)
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- Aaron
- 12-07-09
This is a football book right?
Well then get someone who likes football to read it. Maybe try getting someone who knows what a football looks like to narrate it.
Arthur Morey is horrible. Who is Troy Ackerman? Daryll Woodson? Steve Beewerline? Mark Ripe yen? Can the Cowboys really lead a game 13 and oh? It is borderline comical to hear Michael Irvin quoted by a guy who is more white then Woody Paige.
The story is good but it is almost unbearable to listen to this nitwit. This is akin to having Troy Aikman narrate a book on Albert Schweitzer. If you can stomach 14+ hours of mispronunciations and monotone drool, then this audio book is for you. You are truly better off just reading this one yourself.
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- Joe
- 03-17-17
Redskin Fan Approved
I found the background stories of the infamous 1990's Dallas Cowboys to be fascinating. I wasn't so much surprised that women, drugs, and a fast-and-loose lifestyle were common, but the absolute debauchery that was their culture, especially following the 1994 Super Bowl, was at a level I had not ever previously conceived. My wildest teenage dreams never came close to a typical Cowboys party. In the last few years, I have watched two seasons of Dwayne Johnson's Ballers series on HBO but I honestly just took that for typical HBO sex appeal. In truth, HBO looks extremely tame compared to Pearlman's account of the lifestyle of NFL's demi-gods. Equally interesting was the characterization of owner Jerry Jones who can be easily summarized as a rich old man with an ego bigger than his massive bank account.
As a lifetime Washington Redskins fan, I'm not quite sure how I even picked this book up. And while I admit that I selfishly and naively enjoyed learning all the disgusting details of the loathsome 'Boys (as if Washington didn't have its own tawdry personalities) it was a much more interesting read than I could have predicted. Highly recommend to any football fan.
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- joey lockett
- 07-09-19
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The narrator did no research on how to pronounce people’s names. It was very hard to Take over and over. Other than that it was good. But my Lord do some research and learn how people pronounce their names
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- Sahil
- 05-05-18
Awesome
The story is fantastic. Lots of winning, drugs, sex, and big personalities. Not a fan of the Cowboys but this book should be good for anyone who likes drama or football.
Similar to Pearlman's book on Favre but this one takes it up a notch.
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- Kelbey
- 03-20-09
Excellent writing...Lame narrator
Boys Will Be Boys was the finest sports book I've ever heard/read. The authors research and presentation were excellent. I am an avid football fan and I consider myself a quasi historian of the game. Yet, on numerous occasions I found myself listening to facts that I'd never heard before. The story itself was so hard to pull away from that I would have listened to it in one sitting if I had the time. It is so interesting that you don't have to like sports at all and you would still love this book. I actually think that people that don't follow the game would probably receive the most satisfaction because they wouldn't know the end result of the many great characters in this book. In this case, truth is more interesting than fiction.
One caveat though... The narrator was pitiful!!! He obviously had zero knowledge of the game of football nor of any of the Dallas Cowboys. The guy should have done SOME research into how to pronounce the characters names. It was very distracting because I knew the correct pronunciations. I found myself talking back to my IPod trying to correct the dude. Don't get me wrong... When he wasn't mispronouncing names his work was good. He has a good narrators voice, but he constantly jacked up names. In spite of that this was still a 5 star book. If you download it you will not regret it.
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- Alexander
- 04-25-22
Great Story....! Somewhat Lazy Presentation
First, the story is great....!! I am 51 years old and I had never even heard of some of the things that were happening behind the scenes with the 90's Cowboys....WOW!! I suspect that is due to non-existence of social media back then and the organized media's reluctance to share ALL celebrity dirt.
With that said, the presentation of Boys Will Be Boys seemed very lazy..... mispronounced names and words abound. Additionally, some of the emotions the Narrator used to express certain action words were half-hearted.....as if there were no punctuations in the script and the Narrator was being forced to read the book and wanted to hurry and get it over with.
If I were Jeff Pearlman (who likely took years to research and tell this story) this would anger me.
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- Lisa G
- 03-08-22
I wish I had not listened
I love the Dallas Cowboys, but I wish I were still blissfully ignorant of what a bunch of arrogant, prideful a-holes many of these guys were.
The narrator could definitely be better. It made me crazy hearing him say, “Atlanta Fulcons.” I was glad when it was over.
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- John
- 02-22-22
great
I enjoyed this book. You know exactly what you are getting with Pearlman's books and this did not disappoint. There are a number of great stories on the team and the individual players.
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- Scott
- 01-10-22
Narrator mispronounced too many names
It can’t be that difficult to learn the pronunciation of key players’ names can it? How do you mispronounce common football names so badly? If the guy said Cow-her or Bon-Yol once more I was going to shit. He even pronounced Lou Ferrigno wrong. Do better.
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- John Billetz
- 12-20-21
Great book!
Excellent book. I highly recommend if you enjoy reading about sports. I'm not even a Dallas fan but I appreciated the talent they had then. So fan or not it's still worth reading.