Autobiogrpahies

[MillsyTheMosher]

Can anyone recommend any that are really good ?

Just finished Andre Agassi's and it's a good read for anyone looking for a new one.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

Paul Lake’s

 

[beehive_bob]

Can anyone recommend any that are really good ?

Just finished Andre Agassi's and it's a good read for anyone looking for a new one.

Agassi's is one of the best sports autobiographies I've read. Other sporting ones I'd recommend are Marcus Trescothick, Paulo di Canio, Paul McGrath and Jimmy Armfield for a great old skool book of how it used to be. Just thought of another one, Tony Cascarino: Full Time.

 

[journolud]

Not one for autobiographies myself but depending on your interests my wife has enjoyed those by Simon Reeve and that supervet fella

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Terry Waite. Cracking read.

Taken on Trust: Amazon.co.uk: Waite, Terry: 9780340609699: Books

 

[Ancient Citizen]

Some are that boring you'd almost think they'd written them themselves.

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

Can anyone recommend any that are really good ?

Just finished Andre Agassi's and it's a good read for anyone looking for a new one.

Have you read George Best - The Good The Bad And The Bubbly? I read it many years ago. Best and Summerbee we were a pair of rum lads together: )

Worth a read.

 

[Out on blue 6]

Shaun Ryder - Twistin My Melon.
Entertaining even if he's probably forgotten half of it.

 

[RobMCFC]

Not one for autobiographies myself but depending on your interests my wife has enjoyed those by Simon Reeve and that supervet fella

I read Simon Reeve's a while ago and it is excellent. Pretty amazed to find out how "bad" he was as a kid and it's a really inspirational story.

 

[Northernstorirs]

Paul Lake's

Peter Crouch's

Craig Bellamy's

Jason Manford's