Liverpool FC Forum

[Dinger]

Just started reading "a season on the brink" by Guillem Balague, not got too far in but its a pretty good read so far.
I've been addicted to football books for a while. Just wondering if anyone has any must read football book recommendations.
So far the best ones I've read:
Bill Shankly
Psycho - The Stuart Pearce story,
Kevin Keegan,
Dalglish

[Dundalk]

[andy_g]

the only one i've ever read is denis law's autobiography because i won it. boring as feck.

[Dinger]

Oh and the Robbie Fowler book was a good read as well, sadly it was written in the summer just before he rejoined so there was nothing about Liverpool under Rafa.

[Ben Patrick]

reading brian reades 40 years with same bird, its brilliant.

[NANNY RED]

reading brian reades 40 years with same bird, its brilliant.

Erm 43 Ben

Brilliant book, some of the things he wrote about id been there an done that

An i only realised today it was you on facey

[tubby]

reading brian reades 40 years with same bird, its brilliant.

Erm 43 Ben

Brilliant book, some of the things he wrote about id been there an done that

An i only realised today it was you on facey

44 actually



You put me onto it in the first place haha


All the Liverpool ones are good but my top 3 would consist of this, Fowler and Carra. I need to get round to Torres' one.

[NANNY RED]

reading brian reades 40 years with same bird, its brilliant.

Erm 43 Ben

Brilliant book, some of the things he wrote about id been there an done that

An i only realised today it was you on facey

44 actually



You put me onto it in the first place haha

Well i read it when it was 43,
You going Arsenal

[tubby]

reading brian reades 40 years with same bird, its brilliant.

Erm 43 Ben

Brilliant book, some of the things he wrote about id been there an done that

An i only realised today it was you on facey

44 actually



You put me onto it in the first place haha

You going Arsenal

Yeah but i'm sat in with the home fans so have to behave myself.  Might be able to meet you for a bevvie before depending on where you are going to be.

[NANNY RED]

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Yeah but i'm sat in with the home fans so have to behave myself.  Might be able to meet you for a bevvie before depending on where you are going to be. [/quote]
Ill let you know which pub  an what time ill ring you , i might be taking my daughter to this one, introduce her to my side of life

[Dinger]

reading brian reades 40 years with same bird, its brilliant.

Erm 43 Ben

Brilliant book, some of the things he wrote about id been there an done that

An i only realised today it was you on facey

44 actually



You put me onto it in the first place haha


All the Liverpool ones are good but my top 3 would consist of this, Fowler and Carra. I need to get round to Torres' one.

I've got something against reading autobiographies by players who are still playing, I know that I'm not getting the whole story.
I've been told good thing about the Carragher book but I'd prefer to read his tale once he has retired from being the most successful Liverpool manager ever.

[tubby]

Yeah but i'm sat in with the home fans so have to behave myself.  Might be able to meet you for a bevvie before depending on where you are going to be. [/quote]
Ill let you know which pub  an what time ill ring you , i might be taking my daughter to this one, introduce her to my side of life [/quote]
Always meant to ask you is she a L'Pool or everton supporter?

[tubby]

reading brian reades 40 years with same bird, its brilliant.

Erm 43 Ben

Brilliant book, some of the things he wrote about id been there an done that

An i only realised today it was you on facey

44 actually



You put me onto it in the first place haha


All the Liverpool ones are good but my top 3 would consist of this, Fowler and Carra. I need to get round to Torres' one.

I've got something against reading autobiographies by players who are still playing, I know that I'm not getting the whole story.
I've been told good thing about the Carragher book but I'd prefer to read his tale once he has retired from being the most successful Liverpool manager ever.

Yeah I know what you mean mate, im surpirsed there isn't another edition of the Gerrard one out yet. 

Carra is worth a read though, he has seen a lot still.

I love reading and listening to footballers talk about football. It's just so much better and refreshing than reading pundits talk ect..

[woof woof !]

I've got something against reading autobiographies by players who are still playing, I know that I'm not getting the whole story.
I've been told good thing about the Carragher book but I'd prefer to read his tale once he has retired from being the most successful Liverpool manager ever.

Yeah I know what you mean mate, im surpirsed there isn't another edition of the Gerrard one out yet. 

Carra is worth a read though, he has seen a lot still.

I love reading and listening to footballers talk about football. It's just so much better and refreshing than reading pundits talk ect..

I love hearing about all that stuff from the players, you get to see a side of it that you are never going to hear about in the press, I reckon its the only way of getting a feel for what life is like inside football. The John Barnes one was great but I'm biased on that as he was there throughout my childhood.

[Big Niall]

I prefer the darker ones, Tony Adams, Paul Merson and the darkest of the lot was Paul McGrath (still fukked up).

Probably, why I'm so cheerful 

The one Eamonn Dunmphy wrote about 40 years ago was good too, it was based on season, started off full of optimism and quickly realised they were krap. Also said that all footballers (including him) are selfish and want the team to lose when they are dropped and the guy replacing him to have a nightmare and then have to fake being gutted after the match.