Gerrard: My Autobiography - Stephen Gerrard Reviews

Believe me it is difficult, very very difficult. A thinker as he is on the field and his book proves that he is more than that- a thinker and a philosopher too. Other wise how can one explain the passion, the honesty, his beliefs, his philosophy of life as footballer of the highest class and a true family man, who has not put either his profession ...  Read the complete review

GERRARD is the title of Liverpool and England central midfielder Stephen Gerrard's autobiography. Gerrard writes about his childhood growing up in a deprived area of Liverpool. There is nothing in this section that is particularly interesting apart from his love for football is evident at an early age. When he is signed up by Liverpool, ...  Read the complete review

Steven Gerrard is one of the most iconic footballers of the current generation. He is very much a player capable of playing a number of roles on the pitch, possessing great tackling and passing ability, a vicious shot, and great athleticism. A local Liverpool lad, he joined the Liverpool FC youth setup at an early age. He rose steadily through the ...  Read the complete review

As a Liverpool fan I was looking forward to this book and whilst not the best read you will ver have in your life, for any Liverpool fan I think this has to be essential reading from our inspirational captain. I cannot help thinking though that at the age of 26 or whatever he was when this was written, life has only just begun and I can see a ...  Read the complete review

In my opinion many, many people write their autobiographies far too early in life in an effort to generate some easy cash and for me Stephen Gerrard did exactly that when he wrote his. Surely his motive could not have been money though because as a premiership footballer playing for Liverpool he certainly could not need extra ...  Read the complete review

I've read a couple of footballers autobiographies before, the likes of Wayne Rooney and Lampard but this book is by far the best. Some autobiographies can be sometimes boring and others overly dramtic to the point where you do not believe it. This is different it is both dramatic and interesting but has a real sense of realism and gives a clear ...  Read the complete review