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Their Life's Work The Brotherhood of the 1970s Pittsburgh Steelers, Then and Now

Gary M. Pomerantz

With immersive reporting, respect, and honesty, Pomerantz tells the full story of the greatest dynasty in football history—the 1970s Pittsburgh Steelers.

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Monday Morning Podcast

Bill Burr was reading a book about the Pittsburgh Steelers, specifically their first playoff game and Super Bowl season, and found it to be a very masculine and enjoyable read.

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I'm still reading that Steeler's book, you know, I've been watching TV with my wife at night because, uh, you know, what kind of dealing with the kiddo here all day long except when she takes the nap...

— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 3-30-20

Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 3-30-20

Bill Burr was reading a book about the Pittsburgh Steelers, specifically their first playoff game and Super Bowl season, and found it to be a very masculine and enjoyable read.

"

I'm still reading that Steeler's book, you know, I've been watching TV with my wife at night because, uh, you know, what kind of dealing with the kiddo here all day long except when she takes the nap and then I go out and practice drums and I work out and then she's up and then and then that's it. That's our day. But I've been working my way through this, uh, this book on the Pittsburgh Steelers called Their Life's Work and it's come to their first playoff game of their first Super Bowl season and they're playing the Oakland Raiders.

And the entire game is up on YouTube and Curt Gowdy is the announcer and Dandy Don Meredith, I believe is the guy doing the color and I have to tell you it is such a fucking man's game.

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