Book about soccer
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Hello Everyone
I live in South Korea, I’m a first-year high school student, and I’ve been a fan of FC Barcelona for two years. (My cat, meanwhile, is a passionate supporter of Arsenal F.C..) I still play eFootball PES 2020 (a game that came out six years ago!).
I love football, but I love books just as much—especially autobiographies written by football players.
These are the football autobiographies I’ve read:
Park Ji-sung
Andrea Pirlo
Arsène Wenger
Steven Gerrard
Didier Drogba
Zlatan Ibrahimović
Luis Suárez
Luka Modrić
Son Heung-minAmong them, the ones I personally recommend most are the autobiographies of Son Heung-min and Luka Modrić.
What kinds of books do you read? They don’t have to be football-related—I’m curious what people from around the world are reading.
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Hi Jung, nice topic to start and good to know that you read that much.
I've read Zlatan his book as well and enjoyed it. But i don't read much sport autobiographies when i read. I've got a full bookcase at home with different types of books.
Talking about sport books, i think the one from Jumbo Visma (cycling) is a very interesting one, called 'Het Plan'. About how they build the team and managed all of it to get to their succes.
But i prefer political books, science books and from entrepreneurs.
I really like the books from Stephen Hawking, how he explain such hard matery in 'easy' language and makes it fun to read.
The biography from Elon Musk is a must to read.
Dutch politicians Pim Fortuyn and Thierry Baudet wrote some good things.One of the worst books i've read was: Can't hurt me. Way to American, selffullfilling. Did'nt like it at all.
Talking about books, i need to order some new books for the upcoming holidays as well.And don't forget the book of the OSM founder Jeroen Derwort!
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Nice topic!
Its been a while since i last read a book haha, but i have read quite a few good ones. Harry potter i still think was one of the best.
Biographies, i read a t by matt oldfield when i was younger, i probably read over 50! He’s done all the best players, since he’s been writing fo more than 10 years now, some of the players who were in their prime back in the days, for example aguero, sterling, suarez, these books came out long ago.
I think from the ones i’ve read, include:
Suarez
Messi
Ronaldo
Rashford
Sancho
Salah
Mane
Firmino
Aubameyang
Lacazette
Aguero
Sterling
Neur
De gea
Modric
I did read more, but i can’t remember all of them. -
Hello Everyone
I live in South Korea, I’m a first-year high school student, and I’ve been a fan of FC Barcelona for two years. (My cat, meanwhile, is a passionate supporter of Arsenal F.C..) I still play eFootball PES 2020 (a game that came out six years ago!).
I love football, but I love books just as much—especially autobiographies written by football players.
These are the football autobiographies I’ve read:
Park Ji-sung
Andrea Pirlo
Arsène Wenger
Steven Gerrard
Didier Drogba
Zlatan Ibrahimović
Luis Suárez
Luka Modrić
Son Heung-minAmong them, the ones I personally recommend most are the autobiographies of Son Heung-min and Luka Modrić.
What kinds of books do you read? They don’t have to be football-related—I’m curious what people from around the world are reading.
@Jung-HN Thanks to your reminder i've just orderd some new books for the upcoming holiday, even one autobiography:
- Autobiography: Rafael van der Vaart
- How Healthy is the hosptial.: Book about how effective is the healthcare and should we continu it this way.
- Blueprint the Netherlands: About how to make Netherlands great again
- Bruxelles Eurabia 1&2. Political
- Better tired then lazy: About the mind is doing less then we did with our reptile brain.
- Got the autobiography off Boris Becker as well, will take that.
Still looking for some more science books.
