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Like a good read in January. So all suggestions appreciated
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What's the best recent sports autobiography/biography you've read?
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Jackmanandboy
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When Footballers were Skint by John Henderson.
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Bert Trautmann.
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Monty said:Cue Darran with 'it's not a sports biography but have you heard of a band called Cheap Trick...'
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It's not a sport book, but The Moon's A Balloon by David Niven is very good. Read it last year as an e-book from our local library via a service called Borrowbox. Very good service and all free wrth gwrs.
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Jackmanandboy said:
Wow! I'm just coming to the end of that. Thoroughly enjoyable and Cliff Jones in it as well.
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dickythorpe said:
Excellent read, my grandad played for Newcastle in that era. One of his favourite stories was that he caught the bus to home games and his brother was a bus driver and earned more than him!
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