A revealing account of how four unassuming blokes from the bush endeared themselves to Australian Rules fans and became part of football folklore.

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On a narrow cobbled street in a northern mill town young Harry Bernstein and his family face a daily struggle to make ends meet.

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A memoir of the author that shows you his highly modified BMW M5 car, takes you on a terrifying 120 mph lap of Manhattan, and tackles the Gumball 3000 and the Bullrun - the two most infamous road rallies in the world. It is filled with insane driving and the author's quest to win both for his late father and himself.

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In the early winter of 1983, a generous season for memories, Michael Tierney attended his first - and only - game with his father, John.

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On the field, Andy Goram was a defiant figure between the sticks who, in many ways, defined the history-making nine-in-a-row team that brought so much success to Ibrox. This account presents his tempestuous life in football, from the Gers' glory days to a fairy-tale chapter with his boyhood heroes: Manchester United.

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This gripping snapshot of Craig Lowndes high speed world provides unprecedented insights into the triumphs and challenges of high speed motor sport.

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The stunningly candid autobiography of one of cyclings great names and the man who rode alongside Lance Armstrong for each of his now infamous seven Tour victories

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Wayne Bennett's unprecedented 21-year run as coach of the Brisbane Broncos is an extraordinary achievement. Here is the candid story of this remarkable man who helped launch a new rugby league club and turned it into a powerhouse. In 2008, he made the shock decision to leave the Broncos, and join the ailing Sydney club St George Illawarra.

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The author does not come from the leafy suburbs of south Dublin or the rugby hotbeds of Limerick or Cork. As a teenager he played Gaelic football for Kildare minors. But his greatest love, and his true genius, was for rugby. In this title, the author tells his story.

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Boris Becker shot to fame in 1985 when at seventeen years old, he became the youngest player ever to win the men's final at Wimbledon.

Takes us behind the scenes of a passionate life - from childhood poverty in Dublin to the Football League to the forefront of journalism and debate in Ireland.

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The candid autobiography of all-star pitcher Sudden Sam McDowell, whose alcohol-fueled life quickly and famously spiraled out of control, and his ultimate redemption as a counselor for other athletes suffering from addiction.

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The long-awaited autobiography from the voice of Australian cricket.

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When the name of Theo Walcott was included in the England squad for the 2006 World Cup, shock waves ran through the football world. But no one was more surprised than Theo himself.

Five years later, Theo Walcott is one of the most recognizable names in football.

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In 1997, Andy Cave returned from the Himalayas, having climbed the stupendous north face of Changabang but losing his friend and climbing partner in the process. He vividly recreates the joy and despair of climbing, building the book to a desperate finale that lays bare the fragility of our carefully constructed convictions.

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They said it couldn't be done. Sceptics warned that as a car approached 750 mph the shock waves generated when it hit the sound barrier would either force it off the ground like an aeroplane or tear it apart. Richard Noble, the modern embodiment of the swashbuckling British speed seeker of yesteryear, was used to that kind of blinkered thinking.

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A man who had known no limits, a man who had practically achieved the impossible, was now struggling to master life's simple challenges.

A year earlier, as James undertook yet another endurance challenge in Arizona, he was knocked off his bike by the wing mirror of a petrol tanker.

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In the water, Tracey Wickham was a marvel. Out of it, she was a mess. At 19, the five-time world record holder retired. She got married, had a baby and seemed fulfilled. But lady luck didn't smile on Tracey. Her daughter Hannah, was diagnosed with cancer and when she died Tracey's life spiralled out of control.

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Former Test bowler, commentator, funny man, raconteur and all-round sporting tragic, Kerry O'Keeffe recalls the most hilarious, poignant and sharp-eyed events of a year in his sporting life.

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Resilience can give you strength to keep moving forwards when you are caught in the rain or a storm, and keep you continuing on your journey through life. And it is a strength which resides in everyone.

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The extraordinarily outspoken Bill White tells, for the first time, the inside stories of his life in the world of baseball, as a major league All-Star, accomplished sportscaster for the Yankees, and as President of the National League.