retired_dawn12302

All that's needed. :thup:

retired_drumcook

Fever Pitch ftw.

Second for All Played Out as well.

sgtsmileyII

Is that actually any good?

Jim White manages a kids team i used to play for and my dad has been coaching at for about 20 years. My old man has been writing a book loosely based on his experiences of kids football for years now so he was livid when i told him White had churned one out and got it published no problem.

sgtsmileyII

Decent subject matter and particularly relevant given recent happenings but i found it a slog to read.

retired_gitfresh

"Pointless" - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pointless-Jeff-Connor/dp/075531...id=1196358923&sr=8-1

is pretty good too. Read that a while back when it first came out

marynot

Geoff Chapple - The story Behind the Legend

retired_jennifer89889

Thought you meant Jermaine Pennant for a minute. It'd have been a bit of a p*sstake him releasing a book, seeing as he's illiterate.

retired_workoutmom26

The Far Corner is a good read. Canny reviews too.

retired_tripaige

poll iafc

retired_claire_e_bear05

Penthouse and Pavement by Bill Leckie is a great read. All about the wee teams and ignoring the big clubs. Seems to be pretty difficult to get a copy of it now though.

That Broken Dreams by Tom Bower was alright, but some of his facts are a bit dodgy. He reckons that Duncan Ferguson got stuck in jail because he bit Jock McStay If he can get something simple like that wrong then it leaves me wondering about some of the other stuff he says.