can anyone recommend any good football autobiographies

[ibbo]

Robbie fowler
goaters
niall quinns

 

[Danbert]

Tony Cascarino's

agreed it's an excellent read.

 

[Hollywood Blue]

Bell's was interesting but I found it pretty dull.
Mike Doyle's is a lot better.

 

[fullmemberscupfinal86]

Alan Balls

 

[Spindash]

Fred Eyre's, Kicked Into Touch, is excellent.

 

[Blue Streak]

From a City point of view I enjoyed Rodney Marshes, Colin Bells wasn't all that interesting a read but being the gentleman he is I wasn't expecting scandal.

But for me Mike Doyles (Blue Blood) is a great read. His love for City pours out from page one and is a fantastic book if you want to indulge yourself in love for MCFC.

The fella is basically one of us!

 

[Bill]

Re:

Brian Clough's.

Great read and very funny

this.

 

[nijinsky's fetlocks]

Re:

Bell's was interesting but I found it pretty dull.
Mike Doyle's is a lot better.

Doyle's is a very honest account,and he doesn't spare himself when describing the "difficult" times when battling the booze.
His hatred of all things rag shines through too.

 

[johnny on the spot]

While not technically an autobiography, 'The Greatest Footballer You Never Saw', Guigsy's collection of anecdotes about the great Robin Friday, is well worth hunting down. An honest and heartfelt account of a man truly worthy of the title 'troubled genius'.

 

[Dub blue]

Only a Game?: The Diary of a Professional Footballer by Eamon Dunphy