THIS WEEK'S TOP 10 SPORTS BOOKS
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Your support makes all the difference.1 Athletics 1997 - the International Track and Field Annual, edited by Peter Matthews (Sports Books Ltd, paperback, pounds 14.95)
2 Jack Russell Unleashed... Barking? Jack Russell with Pat Murphy (Collins Willow, hardback, pounds 15.95)
3 Formula One Grand Prix Pocket Annual, Bruce Smith (Virgin, paperback, pounds 4.99)
4 A Lot of Hard Yakka, Simon Hughes (Headline, hardback, pounds 16.99)
5 NatWest Playfair Cricket Annual, edited by Bill Frindall (Headline, paperback, pounds 4.99)
6 Hand of God - The Life of Diego Maradona, Jimmy Burns (Bloomsbury, paperback, pounds 6.99)
7 Walk on the Wild Side, Dennis Rodman with Michael Silver (Delacorte Press, hardback, pounds 15.99)
8 Almanacco Illustrato del Calcio, edited by Arrigo Beltrami (Panini, hardback, pounds 16.95)
9 The Red Army Years - Manchester United in the 1970s, Richard Kurt and Chris Nickeas (Headline, hardback, pounds 16.99)
10 The Working Man's Ballet, Alan Hudson (Robson Books, hardback, pounds 17.95)
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