Notts County's all-time leading goalscorer and FITC ambassador Les Bradd will donate £1 from every sale of his forthcoming book to the beneficiaries of Thursday's CEO Sleepout.
It's 50 years since the man known to his colleagues as Bomber signed for the Magpies and the fascinating life story of this Meadow Lane hero is long overdue.
Les takes an in-depth look at his own career – on and off the field – and gives an exclusive insight into his relationship with seventies giants like Jimmy Sirrel, Tony Hateley and Don Masson. The memories will come flooding back for fans of that era.
The launch of Les' autobiography coincides with two momentous milestones for both the man himself and FITC.
For Les, the book marks half a century since his first Notts goal and for FITC, the return of the CEO Sleepout.
"To see the effort that everyone at FITC has put into making the sleepout a success has been heart-warming" said Les.
"Last year was a fantastic event as business owners across the county met and raised money for the homeless. I knew I wanted to support the event in any way possible.
"I hope the sales of my book can in some way support the lives of those most in need within the city."
On general sale from Saturday, you can pre-order your copy of Les' book today at lesbraddbook.co.uk. Alternatively, visit the Meadow Lane club shop.
Les will be signing copies of the book in the club shop on Saturday at the following times: 9.30am-10.15am, 1pm-1.30pm and 5pm-5.30pm.
Notts chairman and owner Alan Hardy took part in the CEO Sleepout and you can donate to his cause here.