Recommend Me A Book

[fredthefan]

The Peter Crouch book sounds a good laugh

 

[Sneech]

Lee Howey isn't a fan of Ternent mind!

Not surprising seeing as he 'sacked' him at half time once iirc

 

[Roger]

There are a couple of Roy Keane ones written by different authors. The first one was certainly a good read.

 

[Giddup Sausage!]

Don't bother with Peter Reids, a bit shite and glosses over his time here.

Keanos books were canny.

Non football related have you read Mike Tysons book? It's class, some right funny stories and insights into his life in it.

 

[Musicman]

Lee Howey isn't a fan of Ternent mind!

Neither is Neil Warnock

 

[The Shepherd]

Cannot go wrong with Lee Howey's and Simon Jordan's books imo mate...both excellent reads.

 

[Steesafc]

Provided you don't kiss me is superb

 

[MONTYMCPHAIL]

My sore throat.....by RR Gargle

 

[wigwams]

Can anyone recommend me a book to read whilst on holiday next week. Not normally ‘a reader’ so one or two will be fine.

Football related, preferably Sunderland related although not essential.

I’m thinking Keane’s autobiography (£3.99 on iBook) as I’ve heard it’s decent. Anything else worth a read?

The far corner. Don't get get autobiographies. They're all a load of shite

 

[FanKhazric]

The Bromley Boys is a good read, some funny stories in there of supporting 'the worst football team in England'.

 

[Blyth_Pirate]

On a slightly different angle, Graham Polls book is a good read, I did it in about two days, so can't be bad.

 

[MEEKLANGLEYFTM]

Read too many to remember but recently reread Stan ternants and Neil warnocks and enjoyed them both
That twat Barton book was bought for me last xmas n wasn't bad
Gerrard neville carraghers were all good
Dicky ords was nostalgic
Want to read Craig Bellamys and Peter reids but not seen them in charity shop yet and fancy simon Jordans and Peter crouch

 

[Nicky Winterwasp]

Cascarino
Paul Cannoville (sp)
Paul McGrath
Tony Adams

All better than the SAFC player ones I can think of (edit - except maybe Howey's).

Got 'Tales of the red 'n' Whites' last Christmas though, that was good.

Paul McGraths is really good. But then again i enjoyed Gary barlows autobiography so maybe I'm not the best judge.

 

[MEEKLANGLEYFTM]

Also from older generation I've read quite a few of the 66 teams books from banks to both Charltons enjoyed nobby stiles and geoff hurts too, anything or any one that had something to do with cloughy is always enjoyable and ofcourse the great players like best Pele cruyffs are good but El Diego was very very enjoyable you get a better understanding of the horrible little twat

 

[Snaggletooth]

Provided you don’t kiss me by Duncan Hamilton about Clough’s time at Forest.

Easily the best book I’ve ever read.

Just ordered that....£2.29.

 

[MURPHY1973]

I have just read the german keepers Robert Enkes biography a life too short. Fantastic read and quite emotional as it documents his struggle with mental illness.....

 

[Snaggletooth]

I've offered the op a copy of the Keane book, the Roddy Doyle one, free. If he doesn't reply, does anyone else want it? It's the hardback copy, excellent condition. I don't really re-read books, so if anyone wants it, it's there.
It's my birthday, in a good mood, so will even hoy in delivery.

 

[CEF]

Been mentioned on here in the past, but Far Corner is a good read

 

[Snaggletooth]

Quinn’s also

Head First is it called?

 

[safcrhys.]

I have just read the german keepers Robert Enkes biography a life too short. Fantastic read and quite emotional as it documents his struggle with mental illness.....

Class book, had me all worked up at the end.