by Sam Pilger @https://twitter.com/@sampilger Published 48 min ago We are part of The Trust Project What is it? Photography: Richard Cannon “I have had a good career – I’m not unhappy – but I could’ve done more, I know that. I could have made more of myself and my ability.” This is what Jermaine Pennant allows himself to think in his more reflective moments.   But he is also very grateful to have enjoyed the career he did, after growing up amid gang wars on a Nottingham council estate with a father he says was a heroin addict and a mother who abandoned him when he was three. Having survived this scarred start to life, he became Britain’s most expensive teenage footballer in...
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