This is a discussion on Recommend Sports Books within the European Sports forums, part of the Sports Forums category; What sports books (genuine sports...not wrestling!) have you read recently that you would like to recommend?
I have read the ...
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As big of a sports fan as I am, I don’t really read that many sports books. I’ll only read autobiographies of past players/managers once their careers are more or less done.
Roy Keane’s was a good read, as was Sir Alex Fergusons. Gazza’s is an okay book, just because he is an interesting character, and it talks about his alcoholism and gambling addictions.
At the moment I’m going through a phase of reading American sports books. I have Education of a Coach, which is about New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick and after that I’m going to read The Last Night of The Yankee Dynasty – a book about the New York Yankees baseball team
I'm guessing these are non wresltling realted books so in addition to those already mentioned..
Steve Claridge's autobiography
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Vinnie Jones' autobiography
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They're both a little out of date now but they're both worth a read. Down to earth characters being honest about everything from anger issues, gambling & alcohol addiction. Simlar to Gazza's in that respect
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Apart from wrestling books the ones I enjoyed most were:
Bobby Robson-My Autobiography
Great book that i have read many times gives you an insight on a person who knows football like the back of his hand,a true football genius
Gazza-My Story is a good book to he has had such an interesting life
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