Some of the best autobiographies in sport are not from those who are well known across a diverse audience and though Bryan King's career had many a highlight, you would include him in what I would call a group of solid professionals that deserved more but ultimately didn't get the recognition they should have. However, the notion that the best autobiographies come from this group of players is particularly evident in his The Lions' King book that is a triumph from start to finish. Though you'll get more out of the book as a Millwall fan, any fan of the game will relate to what i'd term as an old-fashioned autobiography that gives you a bit of everything and a lot of joy. Recounting stories from his career moving up from non-league to the professional ranks to play nearly 400 games for Millwall, his flirtation with England and his subsequent career as a Manager and Scout over in Scandanavia, this book will catch your interest from the start and without doubt will be one of the best independent books you will ever read.