aby

Well, so far, I have read the following:

Seeing Red, Graham Poll
Among the Thugs, Bill Buford
Everywhere We Go, the Brimson Brothers
Congratulations! You have just met the I.C.F., Cass Pennant.

Thugs was the most entertaining, Poll's book the most informative, but the last 3 chapters of Pennant's book were worth the read.

Anyway, I am looking for some other suggestions. I know there is a theme here, but it need not be about Hools or referees. A real good football book would do.

retired_embartl

Rothmans.

Slightly repetitive I must concede however.

retired_laticia3

Paul McGrath's book is very good.
Back from the Brink, I believe it is called. :thup:

hanouda

Why have you not read Pete Davies' All Played Out yet? Garry Nelson's Left Foot Forward and Left Foot in the Grave are both well written.

aby

title?

aby

B/c you have not told me to until just now!

retired_gitfresh

Fred Ayre - Kicked into Touch.

The best footballing autobiography ever.

retired_embartl

title? </BLOCKQUOTE>

sorry, I was joking, Rothmans publish ( or at least did ) annuals of every season, so basically just filled with stats of clubs and that's it.

retired_gitfresh

* Fred Eyre even

retired_gitfresh

title? </BLOCKQUOTE>

sorry, I was joking, Rothmans publish ( or at least did ) annuals of every season, so basically just filled with stats of clubs and that's it. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Renamed the Sky Sports Football Yearbook now iirc :thup: