City_Sean
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Started the Riftwar Saga and it's brilliant. Only fifty pages in so far but I'm absolutely hooked.
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What book are you reading now / or recommend?
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Always Ali
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Haha, as far removed from a football fan as you could get. His family were very well to do, football support would have been frowned upon by the Harnden's in the 70's.
taleofbluehalves
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Finished Jonny Marr's autobiography today. After a slow start I really enjoyed it and would recommend it.
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taleofbluehalves
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Nearly finished Frank Gardner's book 'crisis'. Cracking pace and a real page turner. Very enjoyable read.
taleofbluehalves
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Errr any good?The Road Less Travelled
Just started it, not sure yetErrr any good?
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Just finished Michael Gomez's autobiography.
Not a fan of boxing but this was a brutally honest account of his life in the ring and outside of it with the booze, birds and drugs, stabbings, knocking out someone who later died....
Well worth the read.
Not a fan of boxing but this was a brutally honest account of his life in the ring and outside of it with the booze, birds and drugs, stabbings, knocking out someone who later died....
Well worth the read.
taleofbluehalves
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Reading Real Leadership by John Addison. An excellent read and well recommended for anyone interested in business or who leads and managers people.