Category: Biographies & Memoirs
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The life of Bobby Williamson, from Easterhouse in Glasgow to a Scottish Cup win as a manager.
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Gary Neville on a lifetime at Manchester United, from the youth team through the Ferguson years.
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Paul Gascoigne’s own account of his gifts, Italia 90 and the turbulence around his career.
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Peter Crouch’s self-deprecating memoir, full of dressing-room stories and honest reflections on a career few expected him to have.
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Roy Keane’s second memoir, written with Roddy Doyle, covering his time as a manager, his punditry and his life after playing.
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Andrea Pirlo’s memoir from the playmaker who ran midfield for Milan, Juventus and Italy, with observations on coaches and teammates.
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Arsenal captain Tony Adams on his career and his fight to rebuild his life away from the pitch.
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Paul McGrath’s memoir of a career at Manchester United, Aston Villa and for the Republic of Ireland, played against serious off-field difficulties.
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Roy Keane’s first memoir, written with Eamon Dunphy, covering his rise from Cork to captain of Manchester United.
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Jimmy Burns’s biography of Diego Maradona, from the slums of Buenos Aires through Barcelona and Naples to the 1986 World Cup.
