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The Life of Lee - Lee Evans
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The Quantum Universe - Brian Cox & Jeff Forshaw
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Oliver Twist Designed by Sir Peter Blake
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The Prague Cemetery - Umberto Eco
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House of Silk - Anthony Horowitz
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The Death of King Arthur - Peter Ackroyd
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The Diamond Queen : Elizabeth II and Her People - Andrew Marr
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Hestons Fantastical Feasts - Heston Blumenthal
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Monsters in the Movies - John Landis
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Primrose Bakery Book - Martha Swift
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Beatles Sat on Plymouth Hoe
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How it all Began - Penelope Lively
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Empire - Jeremy Paxman
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Monsters in the Movies - John Landis
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The Life of Lee - Lee Evans
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The Prague Cemetery - Umberto Eco
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House of Silk - Anthony Horowitz
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The Quantum Universe - Brian Cox & Jeff Forshaw
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The Better Angels of Our Nature - Steven Pinker
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The Diamond Queen : Elizabeth II and Her People - Andrew Marr
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Rob Brydon - Small Man In A Book
Lee Sharp - My Idea of Fun
Sharpe settled in astonishingly quickly, scoring crucial goals, his smile and flamboyant celebrations lighting up Old Trafford. He was a key player in United's march back to success, but behind the scenes, trouble was brewing. When Ferguson famously turned up at his house to break up a gathering of young players including Ryan Giggs, Sharpe's cards were marked.
The football rumour mill began to associate his name with drugs. Sharpe decided United was no longer his idea of fun, and that he had to leave. However, at other clubs, for all his criticisms of Fergie, he began to realise just how professionally things were done at United. Eventually he found himself playing in Iceland, his love of football freezing over.
Lee Sharpe has written a fascinating portrait of an era that is so recent, yet has already gone: a time when Premier League teams would go out on the town together for a party and know they could enjoy themselves. He recalls the antics of a young Roy Keane, the influence of Eric Cantona, the arrival of Fergie's Fledglings - the kids who would 'win nothing' but went on to win it all. It's a football book that brilliantly captures the fun and the pain of the sport.
17.99
