Gerrards Book

[Fan65]

It's a shame but I expected better..to be honest he sounds like a bit of a prat to me.

He is of course a brilliant footballer who is a joy to watch.

[Mumsafan]

It's a shame but I expected better..to be honest he sounds like a bit of a prat to me.

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The thing is just because they are our favourite players, it's not a given that they are ok blokes. Some of them at least must be boring arseholes at best

[Parm]

it's worth it for the CL stuff along with chelski saga and a bit about the Euro's,
I wasn't going to get it but was in the book shop, picked it up and started reading about Istanbul. Got all emotional and bought the damned thing. Entertang but not that insightful (except for Istanbul(

[Maestro]

Best EVER football autobiography is Tony Cascarino's - FACT.

[skowser]

I got it for Christmas and i've tried really hard to read it, honestly...but it's absolute drivel!!!

Why don't footballers wait until their careers are over to write an "autobiography". How much more money do you need?

[PTP]

no you are all wrong the best football autobiography is......

Fred Eyre - Kicked into Touch - ****ing brilliant read about a superstar kid destined for glory but became a journeyman - highly recommend

[spud_gun]

Does it actually get good?

I've read the first 2 chapters and there's only so many ways you can actually describe how much you liked football as a kid, and he's done that now about 50 times.

Is it worth carrying on?

I really can't see the appeal of books 'written' by 20 somthing footballers or popstars.

Sorry.

[Doc_Piptorious]

I got about half way through it, and just put it down, and have not gone back to it. Only reason I read as much as I did was the subject matter. Found it a very poor read.

[Johnny]

I got about half way through it, and just put it down, and have not gone back to it. Only reason I read as much as I did was the subject matter. Found it a very poor read.

Oh dear,i just bought it a week ago,haven`t started it yet.

[Speedy]

Never been tempted to be honest, i heard there is too much praising of the Manc Scum players.

[Shaggy]

Best EVER football autobiography is Tony Cascarino's - FACT.

Although, if I remember rightly, didn't he slag the **** out of David O'Leary? Said everyone he came across ended up hating him? If so, that's good enough for me!

Or was it Glenn Hoddle?

[Shaggy]

Back on topic, I've started it but really struggled and haven't read any of it for about a week. It's ****, frankly, although I'll probably finish it over the weekend. Possibly.

[skowser]

It's ****, frankly

Never has a more understated understatement been made!

[FatTony]

I really can't see the appeal of books 'written' by 20 somthing footballers or popstars.

Sorry.

It was an xmas gift off the misses, I'm trying to look interested everynight but its hard.

[kopdan]

Does it actually get good?

I've read the first 2 chapters and there's only so many ways you can actually describe how much you liked football as a kid, and he's done that now about 50 times.

Is it worth carrying on?

wait a further 3 years for the sequel