Decent autobiographies

[Seaham Towny]

Spike Milligan
Brian Clough
Quinny

 

[SAFC1962]

Lee Howey for me, written with Tony Gillan (who writes Echo column on a Wednesday), superbly sarky about the majority of characters in there! And lots of SAFC stuff

 

[zwartekat]

Not quite autobiography but Michael Palin's diaries are excellent although you'll not get through them in 2 days.

 

[stephen1]

Simon Weston - Walking Tall.
Not always an easy read but full of admiration for the man rebuilding his life after his Falklands injury's

 

[Billy2Sheds]

Literally just about to post that. I'm not a fan of autobiographies as a rule but his is far and away the best football one I've read.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Not-Really-Here-Paul-Lake/dp/0099553252/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3EE49GLXBLDQY&keywords=im+not+really+here&qid=1556103217&s=gateway&sprefix=i'm+not+really,aps,164&sr=8-1

Probably not going to be popular on here.. but Paul Ferris' "The boy on the shed" has a similar tale to tell and us imho very good

 

[Cludgie]

Reading the Peter Crouch book at the minute. Very funny

 

[burb]

Jim Bowen's autobiography. It was so good I read it IIIINNNN ONE!

 

[Hardyman's Yugo]

"The Moon's a Balloon"
David Niven.

Concurred

 

[Biffo The Bear]

Spike Milligan's War Memoirs are fantastic entertainment.
Howard Marks - Mr Nice was decent.
Garry Nelson - Left Foot Forward best football one i have read.

 

[Sidewinder2]

Lee Howey
Eric Bristow
Frank Skinner
Ray Parlour

All better than I was expecting