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Rule 34

Charles Stross

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DI Liz Kavanaugh: You realise policing internet porn is your life and your career went down the pan...

One Point Two Billion

Mahesh Rao

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A man living on a tea plantation in the Nilgiri Hills realises he’s in love with his...

What Was Lost

Catherine O'Flynn

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The 1980s: Ten-year-old Kate Meaney - with her 'Top Secret' notebook and Mickey her toy monkey - is...

Oasis: What's the Story

Iain Robertson

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Oasis were a band like bands used to be. Hard-drinking and substance abusing. If they liked you,...

Once a Blue, Always a Blue: The Autobiography of Richard Edghill

Richard Edghill and Dante Friend

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Richard Edghill made his Premiership debut at 17 and was soon an England Under-21 international. A...

Airport (1970)

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Take a nonstop flight with an all-star cast to a world of tension-filled human drama in this...

Sonofdel (6291 KP) rated Always Managing: My Autobiography in Books

Oct 20, 2020

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a very interesting read

I was unsure as to whether to but this because although i love football biographies i did not know that much about Harry Redknapp other than his son was Jamie (who played for Liverpool as well as others). I am glad i decided to give it a try. Here is a man who has seen it all from his childhood onwards football has always and probably always will be a part of his life. Its not all funny anecdotes (although there are plenty of these), there is a lot more serious issues which he opens up about including various court cases and even losing one of his closest friends in a car accident that could easily have ended his own life. A thorough and very frank life story of the man i still think is the best manager never to manage England (he would have worked wonders) :)