Autobiographies

Non football ones

Antony Kiedis
Howard Marks (Mr nice)
Ronny Wood
Chopper


Would highly recommend all of the above if you haven't read them yet.
Theres more but im pretty baked at the moment I'll post later.

 

Frank Skinners, Fergies,Niall Quinn (although he went on about Kean too much). In another vein I read John Mc Cain's the American presidential candidate that was really interesting

 

Not strictly an autobiography but personally I found Giovanni Falcone's 'Men of honour' a fascinating read.

 

Well that's all * great and dandy, but I asked for autobiographys so take your Giofanny book and * off!!!





















Am just Kiddon mate:icon_mrgreen:

 

Reading Bradley Wiggins at the moment, really enjoying it so far

 

Aye, forgot about Brazil's. Good read, honest as well. He speaks very openly about the Torbett abuse.

 

Got Pep Guardiolas to read, reading Karl Pilkingtons the story of all his adventures from an idiot abroad just now. Might get the Roy Keane book. Also got Frankie Boyles which was a good laugh

 

That the biography Guillem Balague wrote? I fancied that



Got that a couple of Christmases ago, hilarious but deliberate :smiley-laughing002:

 

I have read Pele's, Frankie Boyle's and Neil Lennons... Currently Reading Julian Assange's

 

Although its quite old now i really liked David Beckham's.

 

The Life of Senna by Tom Rubython.Amazing read,very graphic details about the crash that killed the great man.

 

It is only a biography, but I just read "Robert Enke - A Life Too Short" about the German keeper who committed suicide. Very touching story and a highly recommended book.

 

I recommending that to you.Amazing book about gangters

 

Escobar. It is written by Pablo's brother Roberto. One of the most interesting books I've read. The money he had was unbelievable.

 

Aye,great book.* being his postman.

Lenny McLeans book The Guv'nor is well worth a read,especially if your into criminal or boxing books,some may know him from Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.

 

Yeah that's the one, love Balague and Pep so it should be a cracking read

 

Read choppers autobiography it's fantastic loads of humour as well as a lot of * up * like you would expect from chopper. It's not an autobiography but the writings of bobby sands are a brilliant read

 

I recently read Captain Scott (not an 'auto' - written by Ranulph Fiennes).

Really interesting, and probably moreso because it was penned by a modern-day nut-job explorer type!

 

Its written by an absolute disgusting excuse of a human and I actually only read this book so I could use some quotes in my History exam and even then I couldn't finish it, but Mein Kampf might be interesting if you like history.

It's interesting to see how Hitler came to the conclusions that he did, but it becomes difficult to read because of the amount of bs he goes on with. I've not really given a good reason to read it, but it might be something you're interested in.

 

I've got Ranulph Fiennes book havent read it all but you are correct he is a total loonball,but he gets even dafter * to put up millions to fund his expeditions