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by - written on 05/03/08 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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There are serious sports autobiographies and the then there are books like this, written specifically to make their money by being serialized in the broadsheets with chunky controversial chapters making good tabloid copy, the Boycott rant an example of here. Reading this there's no doubt England cricket coach Duncan Fletcher is a bitter man and for me he thinks England effectively forced him out with the antagonistic and pointless Schofield Report (the Ashes debacle Down Under autopsy), instead of the official story that the Zimbabwean took graceful retirement after a job well done. And Fletcher feels being born in Zimbabwe counted against him and reason enough ... Read the complete review
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