THIS WEEK'S TOP 10 SPORTS BOOKS
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Your support makes all the difference.1 The New Lords Of The Rings, Andrew Jennings (Pocket Books; paperback, pounds 6.99)
2 A Good Walk Spoiled, John Feinstein (Warner Books; paperback, pounds 8.99)
3 Bad As I Wanna Be, Dennis Rodman with Tim Keown (Delacorte Press US; hardback, pounds 19.95)
4 Football Grounds Of Britain, Simon Inglis (Collins Willow; paperback, pounds 14.99)
5 The Complete Book Of The Olympics, David Wallechinsky (Aurum Press; paperback, pounds 12.959)
6 Atlanta '96 - The Official British Olympic Team Handbook, edited by Peter Nichols (Wyeth Publishing; paperback, pounds 11.99)
7 An Intimate Portrait Of The Tour De France - Masters And Slaves Of The Road, Philippe Brunel (Buonpane Publications; hardback, pounds 29.99)
8 Mordin On Time, Nick Mordin (Aesculus Press; paperback, pounds 9.95)
9 Running Scared - How Athletics Lost Its Innocence, Steven Downes and Duncan Mackay (Mainstream; hardback, pounds 14.99)
10 Athletics 1996 - The International Track and Field Annual, edited by Peter Matthews (Sports Books Ltd; paperback, pounds 14.95)
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