I've never been a fan of autobiographies. I've never seen the logic in investing so much time in other people's lives when you could be actively concentrating on improving your own. Then I read this. In a day. Truly 'unputdownable', the book takes you through the pressures of the world cup campaign. With regular one-liners placed in bold at the top of some of the pages, in some ways it reminded me of a tabloid, irony being this is one the JW has actively distanced himself from - and this is emphasised throughout the book. He speaks of goal setting, the frustrations of injury, his aspirations and his commitment to training. ...  Read the complete review