Kindle football autobiographies
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Kindle football autobiographies
Some really cheap deals,books for 99p,decided to take reading up as a hobby anyone got any recommendations for football autobiographies,at the mo I've started reading "The Gaffer" by Neil Warnock.cheers.
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I find older or lower league ones tend to be more interesting that the current top players. A bit more honest and a side of football you don't see as much.
Only a Game - Eamon Dunphy
Where’s Your Caravan? - Chris Hargreaves
Massively Violent & Decidedly Average - Lee Howey
A Life Too Short: The Tragedy of Robert Enke - Ronald Reng
Provided You Don’t Kiss Me: 20 Years with Brian Clough - Duncan Hamilton
and football related but not massively biographical
My Father and Other Working Class Football Heroes - Gary Imlach
A Season With Verona - Tim Parks
and the various Michael Calvin titles
I tend to just add them to my wishlist and keep an eye out for when the price drops and buy them then.
Only a Game - Eamon Dunphy
Where’s Your Caravan? - Chris Hargreaves
Massively Violent & Decidedly Average - Lee Howey
A Life Too Short: The Tragedy of Robert Enke - Ronald Reng
Provided You Don’t Kiss Me: 20 Years with Brian Clough - Duncan Hamilton
and football related but not massively biographical
My Father and Other Working Class Football Heroes - Gary Imlach
A Season With Verona - Tim Parks
and the various Michael Calvin titles
I tend to just add them to my wishlist and keep an eye out for when the price drops and buy them then.
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Try this one Steve
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A childhood hero.Bosscat wrote:Try this one Steve
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Roy-Rovers-Off ... 1780893299" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: Kindle football autobiographies
I have enjoyed these on Kindle:
My Father and Other Working Class Heroes - Gary Imlach
Hatters, Railwaymen and Knitters - Daniel Grey
Willie Morgan on the Wing - Willie Morgan
A Season with Verona - Tim Parks
Inverting the Pyramid - Jonathan Wilson
Tommy Boyle - Broken Hero - Mike Smith
and the various books of Dave Thomas (Rodley Dave)
My Father and Other Working Class Heroes - Gary Imlach
Hatters, Railwaymen and Knitters - Daniel Grey
Willie Morgan on the Wing - Willie Morgan
A Season with Verona - Tim Parks
Inverting the Pyramid - Jonathan Wilson
Tommy Boyle - Broken Hero - Mike Smith
and the various books of Dave Thomas (Rodley Dave)
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Cheers I fancy the Lee Howey one £6.64....it must be goodaggi wrote:I find older or lower league ones tend to be more interesting that the current top players. A bit more honest and a side of football you don't see as much.
Only a Game - Eamon Dunphy
Where’s Your Caravan? - Chris Hargreaves
Massively Violent & Decidedly Average - Lee Howey
A Life Too Short: The Tragedy of Robert Enke - Ronald Reng
Provided You Don’t Kiss Me: 20 Years with Brian Clough - Duncan Hamilton
and football related but not massively biographical
My Father and Other Working Class Football Heroes - Gary Imlach
A Season With Verona - Tim Parks
and the various Michael Calvin titles
I tend to just add them to my wishlist and keep an eye out for when the price drops and buy them then.
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Steve1956 wrote:Cheers I fancy the Lee Howey one £6.64....it must be good
Jon Parkin's book is hilarious. Read it in an afternoon on holiday.
Not an autobiography but an excellent read about north west football is On The Brink by Simon Hughes.