2008 British Sports Book Awards
The British Sports Book Awards are run by the National Sporting Club. The Club is perhaps most famous for its founding members, the Earl of Lonsdale and the Marquis of Queensberry who went on to write the rules of professional boxing still in use today. There are now seven Sports Awards, with the Best Rugby Book category being added for 2008.
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The winners were announced in March, with the headline Autobiography Award going to Sir Bobby Charlton's autobiography, "My Manchester United Years".
Winner - Best Autobiography Award, 2008
by: Bobby Charlton

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2008 Best Autobiography Award - Shortlist
Winner - Best Football Book, 2008
The winner of this year's award - Provided You Don't Kiss Me - has also been awarded another major sports book prize, the 2008 William Hill Sports Books Award.
by: Duncan Hamilton

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2008 Best Football Book - Shortlist
2008 Best Illustrated Title - Shortlist
by Julian Ryder
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by Michael Hewett
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Winner - Best Cricket Book, 2008
by: John Major

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2008 Best Cricket Book - Shortlist
How Cricket Saved My Life (Then Ruined It)
Michael Simkins
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The Story and Legacy of the Summer of 1976
by David Tossell
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Winner - Best Rugby Book, 2008
2008 Best Rugby Book - Shortlist
Winner - Best Biography, 2008
2008 Best Biography - Shortlist
The Inside Story of the Snooker World
Richard Moore
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20 Years with Brian Clough
Duncan Hamilton
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2008 Best New Writer - Shortlist
by Chuck Culpepper
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