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Provided you don’t kiss me is the best football related book I have read.Provided You Don't Kiss Me
A Season With Verona
The Miracle of Castel di Sangro
Put it on for piston mateKill you ya Bastard ,just got a slap
I quite enjoyed Give Us Tomorrow Now: Alan Durban's Mission Impossible -Not very controversial apart from a bit about stan Cummins but proper enjoyed it -
The Far Corner - Harry Pearson slightly dated now but probably my favorite football book
Also got How to be a footballer - Peter Crouch for Christmas, very good, very funny
Would highly recommend his podcasts if you haven't listened yet
New Far Corner out soon. Think it’s been put back to the end of May for release.
That's Mattie from Hexham @magcatcherhutch
Mike Tysons autobio is absolutely brilliant.
His early life will bring a tear to your eyes.
No children should have to go through what he went through.
Really....might have a go at that ladsTyson's is the best I've ever read, couldn't put it down.
Yes - a great book . The Boy On The Shed by Paul Ferris which won Daily Telegraph sports book of the year 2018 is also brilliant. Journeyman by Ben Smith likewise.. Most football books tend to be the usual boring game by game accounts with the stereotypical off the field antics. The above books are different. Of the books I have read about Sunderland I thought the Len Ashurst autoboigraphy gave a good insight into the Brown and McColl eras.My Father and Other Working Class Football Heroes - Gary Imlach. Brilliant insight into previous generations of footballers and so much more than a book about football.