Saints Players & Managers (Past & Present) with Autobiographies

[MINIBARCELONASAINT]

Hi,

 

I'm three quarters the way through Fergie's autobiography at the moment, with Harry's next on the reading list and was wondering how many Saints managers and players, past and present, also have an autobiography?

 

I'm aware of Taking Le Tiss and obviously Harry just about comes under the category of Ex-Saint, but are there others out there that you'd recommend reading?

 

I read a lot of Sports Psychology books and books on Nature v Nurture, Talent v Practice etc as well as ones more specific to football such as Soccernomics & The Numbers Game.

 

I'm enjoying Fergie's book at would recommend the read and I'm looking forward to Harry's regardless of his status in Southampton!

 

My current reading list is:

My Autobiography - Sir Alex Ferguson

Always Managing - Harry Redknapp

I am the Secret Footballer

I am Zlatan Ibrahimovic

 

 

Thanks in advance

[Winchester Red]

I enjoyed Simon Jordan's book (although not Saints related other that a few passing references, and referring to pfc as a basketcase of a club)

[DuncanRG]

Keegan's got one, and Lawrie Mac wrote an interesting diary of the 78/79 season.

[Sour Mash]

Mcmenemy's Diary of a Season is really good, Perry Groves Autobiography as well, not loads of Saints in that one though. David Armstrong has just brought one out, might buy that myself thinking about it.

[Lets B Avenue]

http://www.hagiologists.com/cp.htm

 

Not autobiographical but needs a plug.

[Fitzhugh Fella]

Alf Ramsey, Mick Channon, Alan Ball, Frank Worthington, Ian Baird, Ted Drake, Martin Chivers, David Jones, CB Fry (several), Dave Watson, Terry Curran, Justin Fashanu, Peter Shilton, Kevin Keegan, Alan Shearer, Neil Ruddock, Danny Wallace the list goes on and on.

[Bearsy]

I can recommend this book:

 

 

It covers the period in SFC history from 30/08/2010 to 12/09/2010. It's quite a short book, but a cracking read.

[MINIBARCELONASAINT]

I can recommend this book:

 

 

It covers the period in SFC history from 30/08/2010 to 12/09/2010. It's quite a short book, but a cracking read.

 

Can't wait to read about Guly's debut!

[Horley CTFC Saint]

Gordon Strachan