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Needs a bounce as it's the summer currently reading The Sex Lives of Siamese Twins by Irvine Welsh few chapters in and definitely different to say the least!!

Way to Uni reading : Kevin Pietersen :Crossing the Boundary Bedtime reading : Wolf of Wall Street Awayday Reading : Inferno

How not to be a football millionaire - Keith Gillespie Close to finishing it , honest and enjoyable

Dave Kitson it seems N_0DQAfNzEk

Finished The Secret Olympian , Sussex CCC The Longest Journey & Jeffanory (The Jeff Stelling one) within the last few days Currently reading Stone Roses: War & Peace at the moment :) really enjoying it

Been reading loads recently , just finished Paula Radcliffes autobiography - now just about to prepare for Uni coursebooks I guess!

Finished reading that and massively enjoyed it too , now for Open :Andre Agassi a couple of chapters in and interesting to see the thought process of a sportsman who didn't really enjoy it.

Finished : Fabrice Muamba : I'm still standing - didn't find out anything I didn't know already from watching the ITV documentary but still an enjoyable read. Simon Goddard : Ziggyology - very enjoyable read this - follows the ideas and bringing together of Ziggy Stardust right from the start of...

Tuffers' Alternative Guide to the Ashes For a cricket novice like myself it's pretty good.

Finished: Seven years with Banksy - Interesting but mostly the Authors time and career with brief Banksy sidenotes. Hunger Games : Catching Fire - Ok I guess, not as good as the first one mind.

Finished * Bradley Wiggins autobiography = worth a read I think , better then Victoria Pendletons and very no holds barred * Andy Grays autobiography = really old now but an interesting read , surpised it's not been updated with all the recent stuff * The Hunger Games = actually enjoyed it ...

*Life of Pi *Millenium Trilogy *Alan Hansens - Matter of opinion *I am the secret footballer *Jessica Ennis - Unbelievable. All finished within the last month and a half (it's winter after all) , Working my way through Bradley Wiggins autobiography.

Finished George Best : Scoring at half-time it was ok , very much a bog book - funny in places but nothing really new. Passion is a Fashion: The Real Story of the Clash is a must read , anyone who is a music fan should check this out , what a band.

Right, read alot recently. Finished Dwight Yorke : Born to score which was pretty good until it got into the whole Jordan/Peter Andre stuff , decent insight around the '99 treble if you're into that sort've stuff Gary Neville : Red thought he was a little mouthy prick before this , think...

Finished Chris Kamaras autobiography , rather enjoyed it - it's another quick read (following the same ilk as Jeff Stellings autobiography)

The Final Score: Soccer Trial of the Century by Hans Segers, Mel Goldberg and Alan Thatcher a short read covering the famous betting scandal of the 90's , was fairly in depth , as much as a book could be I guess. and Graeme Swann: The Breaks are Off - My Autobiography Rather enjoyed it ...

Justin Fashanus Biography Wow , knew part of the story but didn't know the stuff around the Forest era!!

Finished Teddy Sheringhams Autobiography , very, very plain - basically the first third of the book is him ripping into Sugar/Praising El Tel , and the rest is him defending his actions pre Euro '96 and France '98 , also this was finished just after the '98 World Cup so doesn't go into the end...

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Just finished Peter Beardsleys autobiography , big mistake after finishing Jamie Carraghers recently - it's the same feeling as drinking a Horliks immediately after a red bull