Just finished reading Sgt. Dan Mills 'Sniper One' bio. A cracking read.. jarhead or not.

Any other good ones to look out for?

If you like the military ones, I highly recommend 3 Para and Dead Men Risen (I'm in it ). Both are brilliant.

just finished reading terry newton's auto.

Pretty interesting read.

read barrie mcdermotts book,great read..enjoyed brian cloughs and gazzas books..half way thru reading freddie flintoffs its a toss up between andrew strauss or bobby robsons next

funnily enough, i read mcdermots a few week ago, it was interesting to read quite close together two views on the same story ie, jamie mathiou being a knob.

it was also interesting(and a bit weird) to see turry refererncing sean longs book/story of him apologising after cracking his cheekbone.

Watching me, watching you, that sort of thing.

I wouldn't mind reading Gary Neville's i'm sure that will be interesting.

its ok for lighting the bonfire...also read sean longs book,superb read and the late great mike gregory another great read

does anyone know if shane warne has a book out im sure it would be a cracking read

The first book I would ever recommend to anyone is 'The Master and Margarita' by Mikhail Bulgakov.. purely because its the best book ive ever read.

shantaram by Gregory David Roberts... long but very good.

Am thinking of dropping hints to the missus for her to get Tommy Byrnes Bio for my Birthday in a couple of weeks.

its called "Crashed and Byrned: The Greatest Racing Driver You Never Saw"

he was in F1 in 1982 the year I got into the sport...like the title of the book I never saw him....
but apparently its an incredible tale......

Brad Wiggins book, absolute quality read

Sir Rannulph Fiennes' Mad, Bad and Dangerous To Know is an absolute quality read...what a guy

Rugby wise
Sculthorpe
both Gregory's
Johns
McDermott are all ok, or very good

If your having trouble sleeping, Iestyn Harris' book is just the ticket. You'll be counting sheep in seconds.

'Penguins Stopped Play' by Harry Thompson.

Fantastic read about a real life amateur cricket team and their many jaunts around the world....Superbly written, very funny and, at the end, very moving.

Don't be put off by the cricket angle, its generally a story about sports loving blokes and what they'll do for the love of their game.

Also, if you don't shed a tear at the end, you must have a heart of stone.

thats really is a tremendous read... even if someone doesnt like cricket they will love that book.... i had no idea at the time how it was going to go like that near the end... loads of laugh out loud moments.

In the military context, Vince Bramley has written 2 or 3 great books about The Falklands War. "Two Sides of Hell" is a belter, and brings home the full horror of soldiering from both points of view.