Autobiography: sport books

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Graeme Sharp is quite simply an Everton legend. Sharp became a Goodison Park hero during the halcyon days of the...  Read More >>

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NASCAR fans and general readers will race to read the autobiography of one of the most distinguished and well-like...  Read More >>

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Don't Call Me Coach presents Phil Martelli at his compelling and captivating best, as he finally puts into print...  Read More >>

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Four decades ago, Gale Sayers allowed his remarkable running ability on the football field to speak for him. Today,...  Read More >>

Brothers Chris and Rick Bye wanted nothing more than to be race-car drivers. When Rick, on his way to participate...  Read More >>

Lute!"" is the chronicle of one American boys dream to become a great basketball coach: his achievements, his coaching...  Read More >>

African American historian Gerald Early refers to Jack Johnson (1878-1946), the first African American heavyweight...  Read More >>

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Peter Crouch has risen from humble beginnings at non-league Dulwich Hamlet on loan, and a GBP60,000 transfer to...  Read More >>

Dave Nevison is doing, every day, what thousands of punters dream of doing - living the dream of life as a professional...  Read More >>

One year after her victory at the Badwater Ultra marathon, Pam Reed again made distance running history when she...  Read More >>

The long-awaited autobiography of Richard Hill, World Cup winner and the rugby fan's most admired player.  Read More >>

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Award-winning sports journalist Pierce explains how Tom Brady, quarterback for the New England Patriots, reached...  Read More >>