THIS WEEK'S TOP TEN SPORTS BOOKS

Monday 30 November 1998 00:02 GMT

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1 Addicted, Tony Adams with Ian Ridley (Collins Willow, hardback, pounds 16.99).

2 European Football Yearbook 1998-99, edited by Mike Hammond (Sports Projects, paperback, pounds 23.95).

3 Back Home: How the World Watched France 98 (WSC Books, paperback, pounds 9.99).

4 The Carling Ultimate Football Guide 1999, edited by Mike Williams (Sky Blue Publications, paperback, pounds 14.95).

5 My Autobiography, Harry Redknapp with Derek McGovern (Collins Willow, hardback pounds 16.99).

6 Shark Among Dolphins, Steve Hubbard (Ballantine Books, paperback, pounds 5.50).

7 The New Ball: The Best in New Cricket Writing Vol 1, edited by Rob Steen (Two Head, paperback, pounds 8.99).

8 Unbeatable: The Historic Season of the 1998 New York Yankees, George King (HarperSports, paperback, pounds 5.50).

9 An Arm and Four Legs, Stan Hey (Yellow Jersey, hardback, pounds 15.00).

10 TD, Terrell Davis with Adam Schefter (Harper Collins, hardback, pounds 19.95).

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