Hey guys and dolls, quick question for you all - i got a kindle for xmas and im just wondering what good RL books are out at the mo.
As im younger then most of you, the more recent the more i will understand and recognise.

Im half way through the senior book and i must say its shocking- unless you want to hear about his try scoring record on every page its worth a miss.
Ive also read stans, sean longs, dean sampsons and martin johnsons (who the old lady thought was a league player- to my surprise he did start in league when younger)

Any you would say worth a read?

Wayne Bennett's

Try and get a few of the Aussie ones if your interested.

Wayne Bennett, Andrew Johns, Steve Price, Steve Menzies, Shane Webke are a few good ones.

Done both johns books. Will look for the rest. Cheers boys.

Stevo's , Terry Clawson's and Mike Gregory's all good reads .

i have read the andrew johns biography,and now half way through the keith senior book both good reads and both cheap on moby format for kindle

Dont know how you can say Seniors is even half a decent read especially after uve read Joeys; but each to there own i suppose.

Really dont fancy Stevos as its bad enough listening to him bleep on on Sky.

Stanley Gene's biog 'Daydream Believer'
Dave Hadfield's 'Down & Under'

Both highly entertaining.

i have got half way through seniors, very very disapointed, not bothered about finishing it. i would recomend some of the others i have read:

barrie mac
stan's


andrew johns
darren lockyer
roger millward
sean long


danny buderus
jamie peacock

John Dorahy's is a decent read, but for the God-awful editing.

Im over half way thru seniors and think its a good read.

Lee Crooks's book is full of unintended irony. On the one hand he's having a few pints every five minutes or falling out with someone then on the next page he berates someone for lacking professionalism. He comes over as quite a t055er.

Unfortunatly Lee hasnt changed much if xmas eve was anything to go by.
Sad to see a former RL star proping up bars smashed outta his head.Staggered off home at 12.45.
Mind you,Cas,FC so i dint really care.Still sad mind.

Opinions on books are very much "each to their own".
I have just read "Just Jacko" Lee Jackson's book also Barrie McDermott's is worth a read even if it is just for the disciplinary record at the end.
Jason Robinson's book is worth a look, gives a bit of insight into the player.
Whatever you choose...enjoy

See if you can get a copy of 'Standing Tall' by Tawera Nikau the Kiwi ex Cas,Wire,Storm player.