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William Hill Sports Book Award - 2007


The William Hill Sports Book Award is the World's richest sports book prize with £18,000 going to the winner - and a £2,000 bet with the bookmakers themselves. This year the prize is awarded to former Nottingham Evening Post writer, Duncan Hamilton for "Provided You Don't Kiss Me" - his analysis of Brian Clough and the nearly 20 years that he was manager of Nottingham Forest. The winner saw off challenges by other big names in UK sport with Sir Bobby Charlton's autobiography and Simon Wilde's portrait of Aussie Shane Warne also on the shortlist.

Winner - William Hill Sports Book Award, 2007


Duncan Hamilton's portrait of Brian Clough and his time at Nottingham Forest also won the 2008 British Sports Award for Best Football Book


Prize Winning Gifts: Provided You Don't Kiss Me: 20 Years with Brian Clough


Provided You Don't Kiss Me: 20 Years with Brian Clough
by: Duncan Hamilton

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by: Duncan Hamilton

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Hardcover - 256 pages
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Shortlist - William Hill Sports Book Award, 2007


Left For Dead:
The Untold Story of the Tragic 1979 Fastnet Disaster
by Nick Ward & Sinead O'Brien

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Tommy's Honour
by Kevin Cook

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Up Pompey
by Chuck Culpepper

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My Manchester United Years
Sir Bobby Charlton - The Autobiography

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Shane Warne:
Portrait of Flawed Genius
by Simon Wilde

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Longlist - William Hill Sports Book Award, 2007




A Very British Coop
by Mark Collings
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Fight The Good Fight
by Catherine Fox
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Believe In The Sign
by Mark Hodkinson
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Bring Me the Head of Sergio Garcia
by Tom Cox
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The Pyjama Game
by Mark Law
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More Than A Game
by John Major
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Tent Boxing
by Wayne McLennan
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In Search of
Robert Millar
by Richard Moore
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Determined: The Autobiography
by Norman Whiteside

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