Are you reading a football related book at the moment?

[GazzaJAnimal]

If so what is it, and is it any good?

I'm currently re-reading 'Inverting the pyramid, the history of football tactics' by Jonathan Wilson. I would heartily recommend this book to anyone with an interest in football.

 

[Ross]

Just finished Graham Poll's seeing red. Don't know what to pick up next

 

[Reffariiii]

Same as Ross, read Polls Seeing Red, and also his book about various controversial incidents. Would reccomend then, but be sure to take them with a pinch of salt

Just finished Robbie Savage's autobiography, well worth a read, and currently on Pele's.

Also, not football related, but the rugby referee Nigel Owens's autobiography is great. Although its not about football, I could relate to many things, and its a very touching book. I think its been translated to English aswell

 

[GazzaJAnimal]

I've just started with Bob Wilson's Life in the Beautiful Game which I've borrowed from the library. Then after that I'll read 'Stamping grounds - Liechtenstein's quest for the World Cup' by Charlie Donnelly. It came out in 2002, I read it from the library, but found it in my local Age Concern shop last week for 25p!