OT- Best autobiographies

[metrocab]

Richard Dunwoody
Graham Bradley-Wayward Lad
D Harding-Cool Dawn
Fred Trueman
D Lillee

[crazyfists]

Mr Nice

[Mapperleypie]

Keith Gillespie's autobiography is very good.

He is very candid about how bad his gambling got whilst playing (he lost in the region of £7m). All started when he was sent to the bookies as an 18 year old to put bets on for Fergie.

[magpie_mania]

'The smell of football' by Mick 'Baz' Rathbone was a good read.

He works across the river now, but don't be put off by that!