Absolutely agree, I thought it was great, some very funny tales of culture shock, well worth buying.

Not an autobiography as such, but I was bought 'Funny Stories in Rugby League' by Maurice Bamford last year. Some great stories in there, and gives a great insight into what RL was like from the 1940's onwards at all levels.

Barrie Macs was the best I have read over the last few years, some great stories which really made me chuckle, the bloke was a lunatic at times!

I loved Barrie Mc's, Sean Long's, Andy Gregorys and Fatty Vautin's

I have three of the four - Just need Autumn to finish the set. Very down to earth read.

Howard has just finished reading Stanley Gene's and it's fantastic apparently.