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Jamie Carragher is one of the most charismatic footballers of his generation. He signed professional terms with Liverpool in 1996, having served a successful apprenticeship, won the FA Youth Cup and played for England Under-21s. This book tells his story.

A true-life sporting memoir of one of the best batsman in the game who stunned the cricket world when he prematurely ended his own England career. Trescothick's brave and soul-baring account of his mental frailties opens the way to a better understanding of the unique pressures experienced by modern-day professional sportsmen.

An iconic visual celebration of Lewis Hamilton's historic Formula One World Championship winning season, including the story of his life to date and exclusive new words and pictures from a dramatic year. Welcome to the world of Britain's hottest sports celebrity, as told by Lewis himself.

A biography of one of Welsh rugby's much-missed stars Ray Gravell. It contains chapters on: Early life and family roots, school, the game: Grav on glories of rugby, Stradey & the Scarlets, precious family: Mari and the girls, and Wales - playing for one's country, performing & broadcasting, seeing the world, illness, friendship and sustenance.

In 2006, Liverpool fans voted Ian Rush among the top three greatest players in the history of the club. Taking his place alongside Kenny Dalglish and Steven Gerrard, he surpassed legends such as Fowler, Keegan, Owen, Smith, Carragher and Hansen. This autobiography presents the story of a man who learned how to grow as a player.

Eric Bristow MBE is considered to be the greatest darts player of all time and one who pioneered the game's move from the pub on to the nation's TV screens. This autobiography presents an account of his rise to the top and reveals his humble beginnings in London's East End, where gangs ruled the streets through a mix of fear and torture.

The second volume of the most sought-after sports book of all time now available from Headline

The real stories behind the events of his turbulent 13 years at the FA, his relationships with various England managers including Eriksson and McClaren, and most of the biggest names inside the not always beautiful game in modern times.

The controversial memoir from Britian's most successful cyclist, published in the aftermath of the Olympic games where he won two gold medals.

When you think of Mick Fitzgerald, you might think of his masterful ride on Rough Quest to win the 1996 Grand National, or of his victories in the Cheltenham Gold Cup, and the Champion Chase. He was one of the most accomplished jump jockeys ever to throw his leg over a saddle. This book tells his story.