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Read it. Loved it. Very emotional read (esp. post-injury) but lots of funny moments too. The John Gidman story's a cracker, as is Eddie Large's half-time team talk

Just downloaded mine from here mate http://www.amazon.co.uk/Im-Not-Really-Here-ebook/dp/B005FRCE0C/ref=sr_1_3?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1312448998&sr=1-3

Can't wait to read this. Lakey put the cover on his Twitter feed last week. Can't be many front covers that dont have pic of the main subject on it.

Paul Lake's on too...@paul_lake

I think it's the same book but in paperback format, and with a couple more chapters added.

That's class...I rest my case, m'lud!!!

Can't believe no-one's mentioned Bernard Sumner yet. That said, New Order probably wouldn't sound right without his bum notes. Simon le Bon's vocals always sounded very strained to me. And Whitney Houston doesn't sing, she just shouts.

Quite like its awkward Curb Your Enthusiasm vibe but Amstell's dodgy acting distracts me too much. Shame - there's some good lines in it.

John Hannah, Dougray Scott or Ewan McGregor. Just fancy having a Scottish accent, that's all.

Lakey's book sounds great. Nice title. Shall look forward to reading the inside story...

Gaudino and the Hot Wires

Enjoyed Tony Cascarino's book but couldn't abide Steve Claridge's. If the guy was made of chocolate and all that...the way he eulogises about himself he should have been PFA Player of the Year and England manager rolled into one. Top of my favourite football books is My Father and Other...

i just said i didnt mean to slag the fans off im being serious on the something wrong with the sound on my tv and radio as i genuinly didnt hear our fans i know now that the fans did sing their heart out i usually go to away games but couldnt make this one I'm sorry that I was not born in...

I would pay good money to hear Derek Jacobi reading that in a thespian stylee. Or Brian Blessed.

Oh, but according to some you may have special educational needs because - may God strike you down - your spelling isn't quite up to standard! Didn't you know that you need a dictionary and need to be a Scrabble Grandmaster before you can show your face on this most literary of forums?

I have my reasons.

Out of order.

My heart sank and hackles rose when I heard that, too. Maybe we should start a Commentator's Bingo; ten-or-so hackneyed, cliched phrases that we can print out and tick off. e.g: "All that glitters is not gold..." "Money can't buy you xxxx..." ...any more suggestions out there? And what could...

Re: Balotelli... 5 Live have just covered this story...

Albeit a facile comment that made you look like an idiot.