18 Jun 2016 11:59:22
Hi Eds and reds, basically I'm a big fan of reading football autobiographies and I was wondering if any of you guys had any that you could recommend? I've read both of Gerrards, carraghers, Zlatan's, pirlo's and I'm just about to start Gascoignes, thanks guys.

{Ed002's Note - Try the one on Robin Friday.}

1.) 18 Jun 2016
18 Jun 2016 12:36:26
El Macca is one of my favourites.

2.) 18 Jun 2016
18 Jun 2016 12:59:56
Collymore is a d**k, but his Autobiography is a good read.

3.) 18 Jun 2016
18 Jun 2016 13:58:14
Someone asked the same question a few weeks back, I suggested Paul Mcgrath's, it's the best one I've read along with 44 months with two cowboys! Worse one I've read, David ginola's, it's awful, steer well clear.

4.) 18 Jun 2016
18 Jun 2016 14:31:01
Robbie Fowler's . just like him . down to earth . and honest.

5.) 18 Jun 2016
18 Jun 2016 14:35:31
Not a footy one, but a sports one. The lance Armstrong autobiography is an interesting read considering it was all based on lies when he wrote it.

6.) 18 Jun 2016
18 Jun 2016 15:00:14
Agree Ed002. The best footballer you never saw is a brilliant and quite sad read.

7.) 18 Jun 2016
18 Jun 2016 15:39:00
Roy Keanes are good.

8.) 18 Jun 2016
18 Jun 2016 15:44:11
43 years with the same bird by Brian Reade isn't bad, the Epic Swindle (44 months with 2 cowboys, Hicks and Gillet) is a must for any reds but give Sami Hyypia's a swerve, hardest autobiography Iv'e ever picked up.
One book, not an player autobiography, that is hilarious and really interesting but quite sad at times is In My Blood by Gerry Blayney, a massive reds fan for over 50 years who has travelled all over the world watching the reds, some of the stories are class.

9.) 18 Jun 2016
18 Jun 2016 16:21:21
Joe Fagan. Geoff Twentyman. Both excellent reads.

10.) 18 Jun 2016
18 Jun 2016 16:28:45
Best football book ever is the miracle of castel di sangro by Joe mcguiness. Also try the keeper of dreams, lars leese autobiography. superb.

11.) 18 Jun 2016
18 Jun 2016 16:53:24
Ian wright, hilarious mate. Stories of him robbing cars and stuff in his late teens then next thing he knew he was playing for palace.

12.) 19 Jun 2016
19 Jun 2016 11:36:15
Sorry, there's clearly a huge number of David ginola fans on here, I take it back, his autobiography is really very good👍.