The SUNDAY TIMES BOOK OF THE YEAR. A grippingly honest account of Arsenal legend Tony Adams' quest to recover from alcoholism. Adams, a charismatic figure in the football field and a true leader for Arsenal and England, won league titles in three different decades. In his book, "Addicted," he confessed to being an alcoholic. In his new book "Sober," he reveals what marked his life after this admission. He discusses the influence of Arsène Wenger and emphasizes the importance of the coach's new approach to his career and the club's success. Adams also mentions his struggles to remain sober and the founding of Sporting Chance, a charity organization to help athletes with addictions. "Sober" is an inspiring autobiography of someone who has battled his demons but continues to move forward in everyday life with courage.