If you're interested in cricket - Tony Greig: A Reappraisal of English Cricket's Most Controversial Captain by David Tossell. I finished it a month or so before the great man died. A good read.
Lance Armstrong - it's not about the bike. Written from the heart, a story of a fine upstanding citizen, who would never ever take drugs to enhance performance, and his battle against cancer ( which he probably had).
Enjoy. Not exactly a sports biography, but a good read all the same is 'How I Won the Yellow Jumper' By Ned Boulting and his baptism into reporting on the Tour de France. Very enjoyable.
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Racing through the dark - David Millar
or Cascarino's
Vinnie Jones
Barry Fry
Paul McGrath
I would have recommended Lance Armstrong's book(s) until recently lol.
Written from the heart, a story of a fine upstanding citizen, who would never ever take drugs to enhance performance, and his battle against cancer ( which he probably had).
I'm half way through Wiggins one at the moment, its quite good.
Louis Saha
Gary Neville
'How I Won the Yellow Jumper' By Ned Boulting and his baptism into reporting on the Tour de France. Very enjoyable.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Miracle-Castel-Sangro-Joe-McGinniss/dp/075152753X
Ledley King's autobiography. Excellent player, shame about the book. He really does comes across as dull as dishwater. One to avoid, sadly.
Only joking!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!