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Roger Bennett
6 books recommended
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Recommended Books
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Beastie Boys Book
Beastie Boys Book
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A Life Too Short
A Life Too Short
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The Unwomanly Face of War
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The Damned Utd
The Damned Utd
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Turtles All the Way Down
3 recs
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Beastie Boys Book80% Confidence
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A Life Too Short80% Confidence
“Goalkeeper such a solitary position. An individual in a team game. A striker makes a mistake, few remember. Goalkeeper's errors can haunt them forever. Please read this remarkable book to understand depths of mental duress players like Karius operate under”
The Unwomanly Face of War80% Confidence
“My Favorite Books of 2017 Each amazed me like a Rooney halffield wonderstrike: Jim Shepard's "The World To Come" Hisham Matar's "The Return" My Hero Svetlana Alexievich's "Unwomanly Face of War" and the best book ever written by a man still mourning Lucas' departure from Anfield”
The Damned Utd80% Confidence
“The Damned United by David Pearce. The book. Not the movie. Best novel I have read about sport, rife with detail about 1970s football, England at that time, human selfinterest and motivation”
Turtles All the Way Down80% Confidence
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