THIS WEEK'S TOP 10 SPORTS BOOKS

Sunday 16 June 1996 18:02 EDT
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1 Athletics 1996 - The International Track And Field Annual, edited by Peter Mathews (Sports Books Ltd; paperback, pounds 14.95)

2 Football Grounds Of Britain, Simon Inglis (Collins Willow; paperback, pounds 14.99)

3 Statto's Euro 96 Guide, Statto (Headline; paperback, pounds 4.99)

4 Bad As I Wanna Be, Dennis Rodman with Tim Keown (Delacorte Press US; hardback, pounds 19.95)

5 Left Foot Forward, Garry Nelson (Headline; paperback, pounds 5.99)

6 Azha - The Authorised Biography, Harsha Bogle (Penguin India; paperback, pounds 6.95)

7 The Complete Book Of The Olympics, David Wallechinsky (Aurum Press; paperback, pounds 12.95)

8 A Hurting Business, Thomas Healy (Picador; hardback, pounds 14.99)

9 Monica - From Fear To Victory, Monica Seles with Nancy Ann Richardson (HarperCollins; hardback, pounds 14.99)

10 False Messiah - The Life And Times Of Terry Venables, Mihir Bose (Andre Deutsch; hardback, pounds 17.99)

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