Gazza: My Story by Hunter Davies is a pretty good read. Interesting lifestyle Gazza has. Giggsy's and Fowler's auto biography are also good. I finished Fowler's book in one sitting at MPH Mid Valley, took me bout 5 hours. It was that good.

I've read Roy Keane's as well. Equally as good. For me, I choose to read players or managers who has achieved something, or at least has bags of experience. I stay clear of autobiographies of players like Ashley Cole, Wayne Rooney etc.. They're in their twenties for god's sake, wait until you're done with your career, then write a book.

Good. Will go look for it next time

I read Rooney's part one of his autobiography and it was just rubbish. He had so little to write about that he posted his report card results on one page And another, the book went along the lines of "I was tired after the England game but Colleen was beside me in bed. It was nice...."

I managed to read Fat Lamp's book - it wasn't too bad but Keane's one was still the best that I've read so far.