Tawere Nikaus book is an excellent read.

brad fittlers is classic along with andrew johns which is also a top read..stay away from jamie peacocks, it gets boring listening to all the success whilst at bradford..



other autobiographys of note not associated with rugby are micky quinns, that is a beltin read along with deano's book

sounds good,

where did you get it from?

Lee Jacksons book was a good read as was Webkes and Peacocks but for me Barry Macs and Stanley genes are the best iv read......stay away from Schofields,what a bore!!!



Does anyone remember the book wrote by dick tingle about his years covering FC?? think it was called beards buttons and blue movies...read it a few years ago but what i remember of it it was quite good.

The John Dorahy book should be an interesting read.

Peacock's was ok, Barrie Mac's was excellent.

It is , Baldy lent me his copy a couple of years back .Lindsey and Whelan don't come out of the whole Gregory episode with much credit at all.

Schofield's book was just a winge from start to finish I thought and Barry Mac's isn't a bad read too.

Barry Macs is the best for me, Stevo's is a good read as is Mal Reilly and Jonathan Davies. Thought Peacocks and Sculthorpes a bit boring.

Managed to get a copy of bill harrigans autobiography ex auzzy ref was a good read very interesting bloke.

Mike Gregorys is simply superb......Lindsay and Whelan got shown up for what they are..a couple of w@nkers...Andy Gregs is a good read along with Stevo's and Barry Macs...one of the worst i read was Jason Robinsons...ended up ramming his religion down your throat.

Going O/T......Herchelle Gibbs looks to be a bloody good read and 1 of the best is Dickie Birds....bloody Hilarious...read quite a few cricketing ones and football ones...also Martin Johnsons is a suprisingly good read and gives a glowing report on league.

It's about time someone picked King Arthur's brain for a book. Arthur Bunting , The black and white years.