loved there's only one red army, great stuff.Originally posted by gustavo
have to say mine is a sligoman eamonn sweeney . he wrote the great "theres only one red army" and "the photograph " which are both great books.
depending on the mood i'm in
graham greene (for something mysterious)
kurt vonnegut (for something brilliant)
carl hiassen (for something funny)
favourite book of all time though is anthropology by dan rhodes, check it out, it's the funniest thing i've ever read.
Now that I think of it Homer did more than one book.
While I'm at it - Mick Foley.
His two excellent books (Have a Nice Day and Foley is Good) are, to my knowledge, no longer being sold because of the WWF/WWE change.
People tend to dismiss them straight away because he was a wrestler but "Have a Nice Day" imparticularly is probably the best non-fiction book that I've ever read and would be near, if not at, the top of my all-time list.
If you see it or can get a lend of it then do, you won't be disappointed.
And stay out of Bumtown, ya no talent bum.
Wouldn't mind reading that actually, I read Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson's alright and it wasn't bad.Originally posted by UCD_4_Life
While I'm at it - Mick Foley.
His two excellent books (Have a Nice Day and Foley is Good) are, to my knowledge, no longer being sold because of the WWF/WWE change.
People tend to dismiss them straight away because he was a wrestler but "Have a Nice Day" imparticularly is probably the best non-fiction book that I've ever read and would be near, if not at, the top of my all-time list.
An extremely good read is, quite surprisingly, Alex Fergusons autobiography.
Champions!
i haven't seen it but i hear that the Mick foley film/documentary is meant to be very good too.
I .... am ... err .... ahh ....well ..... ahh ....... ???Originally posted by Conor74
Yep, best book ever, by a mile, by a country mile. Brilliant.
The cover is nice
Starting it soon Conor .... bare with me
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
There's a couple of Mick Foley books in Easons in Limerick if Colm or anybody else is interested. Can't remember exact titles or anything but sure it's a start right?
The ball is round and has many surprises.
I can read anything by Michael Connelly.
So far I have read:
The Black Echo
The Concrete Blonde
The Lincoln Lawyer
The Gods of Guilt
The Scarecrow
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