Autobiographies good or bad?

[Ric]

I wonder if he still sports that curious mullet.

“Where’s your carav...”, wait a minute, is that racist?

 

[johnnytapia]

As you can’t libel the dead, Swales’ story about two City fans turning up at his mum’s house and threatening her always smacked of bullshit to me.

If Swales said it was two, you can be sure it was one. "Today's attendance" (as we stood, rammed, toe to toe on the Kippax) "is....twenty seven thousand....."

 

[johnnytapia]

Forward with Franny was hardly La Terreur ffs!

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

As you can’t libel the dead, Swales’ story about two City fans turning up at his mum’s house and threatening her always smacked of bullshit to me.

Ditto. He made Sepp Blatter look chilled out and sanguine about having power seized from his control.

 

[Ric]

If Swales said it was two, you can be sure it was one. "Today's attendance" (as we stood, rammed, toe to toe on the Kippax) "is....twenty seven thousand....."

Pretty much the complete opposite of what the club do today!

 

[johnnytapia]

what could possibly go wrong....

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

what could possibly go wrong....

A penny for Mal’s thoughts....

He looks like he’s being held captive.

 

[peoffrey]

Robbie Fowler’s was interesting. Detailed King Kev’s inability to break cliques up.

 

[Pell]

Not quite an autobiography, but, Garrincha; the triumph and tragedy of Brazil's forgotten football genius, is a great read. I would also recommend Billy Meredith's book, Football Wizard.

 

[ell]

They are very hit and miss for example I loved Morrisons mainly for the stories that had nothing to do with football, enjoyed Lakes and Uwes but thought Agueros was as dull as anything. Grew up in Argetina, played football, good at football the end.