This autobiography investigates the professional career and personal life of English cricketer Phil Tufnell, exploring the intersection of elite sports performance and a high-profile public persona. Co-authored with sports journalist Peter Hayter, the text utilizes a chronological narrative to document Tufnell's rise through the ranks of professional cricket, his tenure with the England national team, and his subsequent transition into media personality status. The work provides an insider perspective on the pressures of international sport and the unconventional lifestyle that earned him the nickname 'The Cat.'

The text offers a candid and accessible look at the life of a prominent sports figure, focusing on the balance between professional discipline and a relaxed public image. It serves as a primary source for understanding the specific era of English cricket in which Tufnell competed.