Barry Hearn 2:41 Thu Sep 17
Autobiographies
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Going on holiday next week. Any one got any recommendations for a decent read?
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Josh
2:43 Thu Sep 17
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Sams out yet?
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Troy McClure
2:46 Thu Sep 17
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There's so many terrible ones out there.
Stan Bowles one is hilarious.
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BRANDED
2:52 Thu Sep 17
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Katie Price has done a few I think.
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gank
2:56 Thu Sep 17
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Geoff Hurst's '1966 and All That' is fucking rubbish, swerve it.
'Jailbird' by (I think) some woman with the surname 'Mackness' is even worse.
Paolo Di Canio's is really good but written whilst he was still with us so it's only half his story.
Stuart Pearce's 'Psycho' is quite good, Dicks' 'Terminator' less so.
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boltkunt
2:56 Thu Sep 17
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Bobby Cummines - I'm not a gangster is a decent read.
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Davenport
2:59 Thu Sep 17
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Andre Aggassi.
If you like cricket Simon Hughes' A lot of hard yucka is class.
Simon Jordans is very good
Danny Bakers lot are brilliant.
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gank
3:00 Thu Sep 17
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'Jimmy the Weed' is complete shit.
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White Pony
3:02 Thu Sep 17
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Slash's was an entertaining read.
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Ilford Hammer
3:11 Thu Sep 17
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Both of Danny Baker's ones are worth reading.
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joe royal
3:14 Thu Sep 17
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White Pony 3:02 Thu Sep 17
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Slash's was an entertaining read.
Slash's was just about taking drugs fucking everything in sight moaning about axel being late for every show
Then finding God and getting clean
Could have been almost anyone who ever played In a rock and roll band .
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lincshammer
3:19 Thu Sep 17
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Undisputed truth, Mike Tyson is very good if your in to boxing.
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Pancho
3:20 Thu Sep 17
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And rape.
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Mr Polite
3:20 Thu Sep 17
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Danny Baker is a must.
Pirlo is decent as is Zlatans
They're the 3 I took on my last holiday.
Oh and Jimmy Bullard's for a bit of light fluff
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Mr Polite
3:20 Thu Sep 17
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*goes and buys Tyson autobiography*
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lincshammer
3:23 Thu Sep 17
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To be fair Pancho he doesn't shy away from anything he's done, but you have to say his conviction is highly suspect to say the least.
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PastyTime
3:27 Thu Sep 17
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Jimmy Conners' one (the outsider) is pretty good. Although he is a bit of a prick to be fair.
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simon.s
3:30 Thu Sep 17
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John Lydon's is a good read.
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HairyHammer
3:40 Thu Sep 17
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Julie Walters one was a decent read.
David Niven another decent account of the movie business back in the day.
Sports people are usually very boring autobiography.
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El Scorchio
3:41 Thu Sep 17
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The Dirt- if you've never read it.
One of the best books ever written.
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Son of Anarchy
3:41 Thu Sep 17
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Ive got a signed copy of Mike Tysons, superb read.
As some mentioned Slash's, fucking hilarious book but I prefered Duff McKagans one.
Its not a biography but a series of stoires from the bands time together..The Dirt by the motley crue, fuckijg funny book.
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