Giggs: The Autobiography
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 | Product Details: Paperback 288 pages Release Date: 01 June 2006 Publisher: Penguin ISBN: 0141024011 Rating:   Sales Rank: 48218 | | Look for similar books by subject:
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| | Customer Reviews: Dust Gatherer (17 March 2009)If you want to know the season by season stats of Mr Giggs then this is your bible. If you want an interesting book about a footballer, head for the shelf marked 'Cascarino'. Giggs' book is slow, dull, boring For real Giggsy fans only (29 January 2008)Ryan Giggs is my favourite player on the planet and always has been so I enjoyed his book but if you're not a fan then look elsewhere for football drama, revelation or controversial opinion. Perhaps because he's still under contract, Giggs comes across as very much a 'company man', unwilling to express any opinion that his club has ever treated a player badly, or that his team-mates have ever been in the wrong when involved in fights. "It was the oppo who started it, our players are as pure as the driven snow!" This definitely detracts from the credibility of the anecdotes. Giggs comes across as a nice but uncharismatic guy. When he's not working his magic on the pitch he goes home to his family, keeps his head down and doesn't rock the boat. And this book reflects it, that's all. reply to not impressed (29 October 2007)whoever wrote "not impressed" is 100% wrong about this giggs autobiography. Im a young footballer myself and giggs is one of my favourite alltime manchester united players. I found his autobiography extremely interesting and i felt it gave a real insight into the lives behind famous footballers. I dont read much at all but when i picked up this book i didnt put it down very often. I think that if you had been through such amazing experiences such as winning the premiereship and the trebel that you would probably remember atleast most of the big dates or venues. even if he couldnt remember all of them what does it matter if he asked someone to find out for him? the book is still about him, his experiences and his life no matter who wrote it. This was one of the first autobiographies i read and because of it i now own numerous footballers stories. I really enjoyed it and i recomend this book to any football fanatic Giggsy does it again! (06 September 2007)An amazing read people may say thers a lot of results but he uses them to show his emotion after each one with many stories about growing up all the way to winning the treble an outstanding read one of my favourite books from one of my heroes if you have any interest in giggs ignore reviews complauining about results an get this! A cracking read 10/10! Thanks for a great read..... (03 April 2007)What a great book among many of rubbish autoboraphies! This man has done it all and this is the book that he officially tells us all about. From signing his first contract at 16 to winning the infamous treble in 1999, he leaves no stone unturned. This is a genuinley brilliant bloke who hasn't been changed by fame and fortune. He's my hero, let him be yours! Buy it now! | |
