I fancy a good read

On my way to Wigan, reading a true war story,good read coming to the end

I like my books, off on hols after Hudders away.

Anyone reccommend players football autobiography?

On my way to Wigan, reading a true war story,good read coming to the end

I like my books, of on hols after Hudders away.

Anyone reccommend players football autobiography?

Gazza great read and very funny sad etc

most of the ones I've read are Cardiff related.

really enjoyed Dave Jones book and as a quick read Andy Leggs is good although short.

Warnock is interesting now he is at City, not the best written but interesting.

One of the best I've read was Paulo di Canio's

On my way to Wigan, reading a true war story,good read coming to the end

I like my books, of on hols after Hudders away.

Anyone reccommend players football autobiography?

Have you purchased Warnock's book yet titled "The Gaffer"? It's a brilliant read.

On my way to Wigan, reading a true war story,good read coming to the end

I like my books, of on hols after Hudders away.

Anyone reccommend players football autobiography?

Have you purchased Warnock's book yet titled "The Gaffer"? It's a brilliant read.

No mate sounds good

Cheers

If your looking for other kinds of books I would suggest Stephen Kings 11.22.63 it's deffo one of the greatest things I have ever read

On my way to Wigan, reading a true war story,good read coming to the end

I like my books, of on hols after Hudders away.

Anyone reccommend players football autobiography?

What was the war story?

On my way to Wigan, reading a true war story,good read coming to the end

I like my books, of on hols after Hudders away.

Anyone reccommend players football autobiography?

Have you purchased Warnock's book yet titled "The Gaffer"? It's a brilliant read.

Tonteg is spot on - great read which can be done on an 8 hour away coach journey. Even with the smell of weapons-grade beer and nuclear pie farts, you won't put it down.

Thought Bellamys was very good, Roy Keane also a good one

Autobiographies by Mick Quinn, Barry Fry, Garry Nelson, Tony Cascarino, Paul McGrath and Steve Claridge...

Read Andrea Pirlo's autobiography recently. No false modesty from the great man, but interesting and entertaining.

On my way to Wigan, reading a true war story,good read coming to the end

I like my books, of on hols after Hudders away.

Anyone reccommend players football autobiography?

Paul Merson laugh and one big eye opener

My top Footie books (not autobiographys sorry)

The secret life of Tony Cascarino

The miracle of castel di sangro

A season with Verona

Cantona (by Auclair)

A life too short

Just read _ thirty one nil _ by James Montague.


Superb

the jimmy seed story if your into real life roy of the rovers from yesteryear.

I got Stephen Kings" End of watch" for my hols ,big fan of him

I got Stephen Kings" End of watch" for my hols ,big fan of him

i read his 11.22.63 a few months back, by god the man is a genius, that book is f*cking brilliant

Judging by your posts on here I think you'd be happy reading the back of a bottle of ketchup.

Judging by your posts on here I think you'd be happy reading the back of a bottle of ketchup.

Mate and brown sauce for you,thats if you can read

Cheers boys for all the sound replies , ignore ketchup

Orphan X - you won't be disappointed -

Judging by your posts on here I think you'd be happy reading the back of a bottle of ketchup.

Mate and brown sauce for you,thats if you can read

Bottles of sarsons vinegar are my favourite to be honest

I got Stephen Kings" End of watch" for my hols ,big fan of him

i read his 11.22.63 a few months back, by god the man is a genius, that book is f*cking brilliant

Totally agree with this.if you like King his Dark Tower series is also worth a try. It's a sort of western/fantasy / multiple realities mash up with some fantastic characters and great action. Seven books in all starting with The Gunslinger.

Jimmy Bullards, its class