best football autobiography/ biography you have read?

[the_idiotb_stardson]

really enjoying 'My Turn'- Johan Cruyff

[uttis]

Brian Clough autobiography “Clough”

[poddington]

Per Mertesacker - Big Friendly German

[Mr_bukaroo]

Tony cascarino’s is very good and funny if I remember rightly. Also talks about playing for Ireland even though he lied about his family links to Ireland which were never checked out.

[rileyev.the.third]

Ronnie, “Born to be a Miller”

Could really relate to it big time.

The Brian Clough one is excellent though, what a man he was!!!

[Wrea Green miller]

Ronnie, “Born to be a Miller”

Could really relate to it big time.

The Brian Clough one is excellent though, what a man he was!!!

Not an autobiography/biography but one of the football books that is very good is called Pointless a year in the life of East Stirlingshire F C which as the title suggests did not exactly go to plan.

[KerrAvon]

Gazza: My story.

Interesting, but very sad. Like watching a car crash in slow motion.

[MarkSimmons]

Probably Brecks cos it's interactive I was there for most of it!

[great_fire]

A Life Too Short: The Tragedy of Robert Enke by Ronald Reng.

[Brin]

A Life Too Short: The Tragedy of Robert Enke by Ronald Reng.

I’ve just read wiki on him. What a tragic story ❤️