Can anyone recommend a good BFC related book

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    Mapplewell Tyke Well-Known Member

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    Going away next week, could do with some decent reading material for the journey. Cheers.
     
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    A-Z of football hooligan firms, good 7 pages in there about us
     
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    If you want decent reading material I'd stay away from football related books! Try the Girl With The Dragon Tattoo trilogy.
     
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    The obvious one is Life At The Top by Mark Hodkinson. I read recently and got a bit emotional.
     
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    Try 50 shades of grey. That'll open your eyes :)
     
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    Oakwell Centurions, Leather bo'its, rock 'ard big leather footballs the lot.
     
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    I'm far from a religious man but Thank God For Football was a very good read.
     
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    John hendries is a decent read - think someone on here has mentioned lars leese book as being worth
     
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    Lars Leese book is ok.
     
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    Didn't he do the one on Rochdale too?
     
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    Bfc related,get lars leese book.if tha like's crime books get the ice man,confessions of a mafia contract killer by philip carlo,it's a top read,or bryan burroughs public enemies.
     
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    'The enemy within' by Seamus Milne...
     
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    On a different subject but have you read "kyriakos" not sure if thats the proper spelling,it's the true story of wombwell born ernest chapman (whom i had the pleasure of working with for a while (as a boy). Who escaped a nazi prison camp in greece and joined the partisans. Really is a good read and beggars belief how this story took so long to surface and why he didn't get an honour highly recommended for a tarner on holiday
     
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