Review
'I don't think cricket's ready for that yet. You need someone to break through, and call it depression or anxiety...and say, look, we're not supermen, we're fallible. If he has this in his life, then others must have it, and they're hiding it' Peter Roebuck, Independent 'We wish him well. This is far more important than a cricket contest' a sympathetic Sydney Morning Herald [on his abandoning the 2006/07 Ashes tour down under] 'Gripping throughout' , 'A frank, open-hearted account of a still-taboo subject.' Five star review in Spin Magazine '!the account of his illness is far more captivating than any of the cricketing triumphs.' The Observer 'Compelling and entertaining' The Observer 'In this brave memoir, he tells the truth behind the headlines' Daily Mail 'Trescothick's raw honesty is moving' The Sunday Telegraph 'grim but compelling reading' Independent on Sunday 'the book will enthral cricket fans' Daily Telegraph 'sad but utterly compelling' Observer 'an honest and humbling read' Glasgow Herald 'a riveting first person account of Trescothick's unravelling to the point where he ended his international career at the age of 32' East Anglian Daily Times 'a very moving and honest read' North East Times 'This year's winner of the WIlliam Hill Sports Book of the Year prize is, in many ways, an unusual account. For a start, it's actually good, which is a rarity for a current sporting autobiography.' Daily Telegraph 'A moving document!makes for fascinating reading.' Independent Reviewed in the Christmas books round-up in the Daily Telegraph, the Independent, The Times and the Guardian. 'The finest [sports book] of them all.' Sunday Express 'Rarely has the pressure that goes hand-in-hand with elite sport been exposed and described so vividly.' Compass magazine 'One of the most important publications of the year!For a top-flight sportsman to write so candidly about his battle with depression took exceptional courage.' Sunday Telegraph
Peter Roebuck, Independent
'You need someone to break through, and call it depression or anxiety...and say, look, we're not supermen, we're fallible. If he has this in his life, then others must have it, and they're hiding it'
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