Managed to get a copy of bill harrigans autobiography ex auzzy ref was a good read very interesting bloke.

Mike Gregorys is simply superb......Lindsay and Whelan got shown up for what they are..a couple of w@nkers...Andy Gregs is a good read along with Stevo's and Barry Macs...one of the worst i read was Jason Robinsons...ended up ramming his religion down your throat.

Going O/T......Herchelle Gibbs looks to be a bloody good read and 1 of the best is Dickie Birds....bloody Hilarious...read quite a few cricketing ones and football ones...also Martin Johnsons is a suprisingly good read and gives a glowing report on league.

It's about time someone picked King Arthur's brain for a book. Arthur Bunting , The black and white years.

"Glory in the centre spot,"by the great British centre Eric Ashton

Buy any (or preferrably all) of Geoff Lee's rlFour Seasonsrl books and you will not go far wrong. They tell the game from a family and social aspect.

Well worth a read

I'd also recommend geoff lee's four seasons books, well wrote and interesting.

shane warnes book "my life in a spin" was worth a read on the long flite to brisbane..

Just finished Reilly- Mal Reilly's book great read..picked it up only £5 off amazon and was signed when it arrived. Wayne Bennett's is one of the best for me. The biggest disappointment was Kevin Ward. Another great read Matty Johns- Inside the sheds- Brilliant read

Not an autobiography as such, but I was bought 'Funny Stories in Rugby League' by Maurice Bamford last year. Some great stories in there, and gives a great insight into what RL was like from the 1940's onwards at all levels.

Barrie Macs was the best I have read over the last few years, some great stories which really made me chuckle, the bloke was a lunatic at times!

I loved Barrie Mc's, Sean Long's, Andy Gregorys and Fatty Vautin's

I have three of the four - Just need Autumn to finish the set. Very down to earth read.

Howard has just finished reading Stanley Gene's and it's fantastic apparently.