retired_lelskamp

I'm reading Cell by Stephen King, I find it very helpful in my man management of my Redditch team who do actually appear to be a horde of blood thirsty zombies at most of my away games.

retired_samik12

Well....

...I'm re-re-reading 'The Italian Job' by the Italian ex-Chelski and Hornets slap-headed man. Very good!

I also want to read about the Miracle of Fidel di Castro so I may buy that next.

I also went to buy 'The Damned Utd' thinking it documented the arrival and sacking of Cloughie - BUT ITS A NOVEL!!!!!! NOVEL?!?! How stupid! So I bought 'The Professor' instead.

Also, the 'Aberystwyth' series by Malcolm Pryce is tip top and recommended in a fictional stylee - especially if you live there.

retired_boom87

I recently read "Mexico 86" by D.Steegen and L.Van der Elst

It has a great message: go to Austria for two weeks, drink a lot of beer, have some fights and you'll play the semi-final of the Mexico World Cup and get whipped by God himself.

With Belgium that is.

retired_cin4me9

Reading Derren Brown at the moment, hoping to pick up ideas on how to psyche out the opposition, and trick them into thinking we're good and they're a load of pish, just for a change.

retired_bcollier2005

I've only read the first one (Aberystwyth Mon Amour) but I'd recommend it to our token Welshmen.

Welsh bombing raids over Patagonia ... there's lovely :thup:

retired_mujerenforma

I am from the Jordi school of Reading!

retired_mekeesha

I'd like to get my hands on the autobiog by that ex-Manyoo midfield psycho. Impossible over here

retired_rymar

Whereabouts in Reading is it....

retired_cin4me9

Take a right at the first set of traffic lights, go straight through at the second roundabout, next left, then third on the left, and it's on your right about 2 inches along.

retired_bcollier2005

Luke Chadwick's written an autobiography?? :eek: