Longy's was entertaining even if the spelling mistakes were terrible. John Monie's was ok to read if a little unexciting , his comments on Wane are amusing



I have waiting to be read



Barrie Mac's

Scully's

Lockers

stanley genes book is pretty good

Simply rad was ok, well written but pretty bland a bit like joynts , Longy's was like him very entertaining, I wouldnt expect a pie eater to appreciate it though.

12 'Long' years of having their nose rubbed in it by Sean evidentley still hurts...

Dave Whelans is excellent and is a mix of business , sport and personal

Larry Writer's "Bumper, The life and times of Frank Bumper Farrell" is the only book which has a proper whole life view - absolutely fantastic!!!!!!!!!!



The vast majority are dribble - issued to make a few coppers at the ends of careers, transcribed by a few journos yearning to be real writers.

Andrew Johns' book by a country mile. Rivalled only by Agassi's as the best sports autobiography i've read and I reckon I've got over 100 on the shelf at home.

Want to get Gorden Tallis' book for my dad's birthday, but Amazon don't seem to have it - anyone know where I can get it??

Didnt even realise Gorden had written a book...bet that will be a very good read, if you find it anywhere let me know

Came out in 2003 I think it was, but can't find it on Amazon or Ebay, and not sure if anywhere else in UK would do it...

I was so looking forward to Newloves book but it turned out dreadfully written. Hope Gary Connolly goes ahead and writes one as he has hinted at. For me it is Wayne Bennett , Scully and iestyn Harris

Joey johns is my fave by a distance. Longys is good for the tales and thats about it.

Stanley genes is decent but poorly written and not very long- but gives you an insight in what the PNG legend has gone through to make it from a mudhut to SL.



Very Slightly OT, does anyone know of any that are out for the kindle as im going to OZ so obviously not logging arounds books.