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	title:	Third Man to Fatty's Leg
	author:	Steve James
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	First Stone Publishing
	released:	June 6, 2005
	isbn:	1904439411
	isbn-13:	9781904439417

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Customer Reviews
One of the better sporting autobiographies - Rated A good read, partly because Steve James is an accomplished sports journalist, and partly because he avoids many of the standard sports autobiographers platitudes. A Cambridge Blue and England international at cricket, he was also a first class rugby player, so the book has a broad scope. James is unafraid to express his dislike of certain of his contemporaries, without being offensive or arrogant, and is particularly good at capturing the curious mixture of fear and excitement that comes with earning your living at top class sport.

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One of the better sporting autobiographies - Rated 4/5
A good read, partly because Steve James is an accomplished sports journalist, and partly because he avoids many of the standard sports autobiographers platitudes.
A Cambridge Blue and England international at cricket, he was also a first class rugby player, so the book has a broad scope. James is unafraid to express his dislike of certain of his contemporaries, without being offensive or arrogant, and is particularly good at capturing the curious mixture of fear and excitement that comes with earning your living at top class sport.