Favourite everton associated book?

[Midnitemike]

Just finished reading Hammered by Mark Ward. The boy aint goin to win any literary prizes for his writing but its one hell of a story.

 

[icburns]

Didn't someone on here write an Everton book? I seem to recall such.

 

[Baines' left foot]

I've heard that book Alio's got is supposed to be good....

 

[nsno-chris]

Anyone read that book 'Scally' about an Everton football hooligan?

Yeah, he's a ****ing liar

 

[Cambo]

Yeah, he's a ****ing liar

what does he lie about mate is it like just exaggerating or is it like made up stuff

 

[Phil Neville Superstar]

Haven't read many so from my limited options it has to be this:

 

[bluejock]

Yeah, he's a ****ing liar

He's hiding in your bushes after reading that mate.

Fuming he is.

 

[snipellis11]

Anyone read that book 'Scally' about an Everton football hooligan?

I'v read it, thought it was a good book like.

 

[AndyGray]

David Frances book on Alex Young is a great read

 

[Brento]

School of science by James Corbett is a great read, he also has a new book coming out later this year.

 

[Roztitute]

Yeah, he's a ****ing liar

Do elaborate mate.

 

[Cena]

Didn't think i'd enjoy Sharpy's book as much as I did.

The Kipper one with all the shouts in is a good read.

 

[nsno-chris]

what does he lie about mate is it like just exaggerating or is it like made up stuff

Do elaborate mate.

Half the stuff in there is a complete and utter farbrication of the truth. Most of the games during the 90's that he refers too didn't happen has he tells it. Its been a while since I read the book, got it when it first came out to see what his take on things where.

All hooligan books are the same, its that person perspective, everyone knows that when you're in a scarp, especially mass violence, it is virtually impossible to recount the events its only snippets of what you thought happend

 

[Clint Planet]

Smell of Football by Baz Rathbone

Read this a couple of weeks ago. It really is absolutely superb. Well-written, funny, revealing and even moving at times. Highly recommended.

 

[Dr Lee]

Dixie Dean: The Inside Story of a Football Icon by John Keith is a superb read. The likes of Rooney and Jeffers should read this to realise what playing for Everton means.