Autobiographies

Cascarino's was worth a read - if nothing more than he had some serious issues with his dad.

Gazza's was incredibly sad, and funny - but you can see why he is where he is when he was indirectly responsible for the deaths of his friends...

Brian Clough's - whilst a bit slapdash was also a good read... worth following with the Damned United.

Finally Tony Adams was mildly interesting... he could sink some ale

Agree with most on here, Paul,McGrath's is the best I've read, Robbo's is the worst.

led to believe Stan Collymore's is good, but haven't read it