Hello Readers,
As a huge rugby fan, I couldn’t resist listening to Obsessed: Johnny Sexton on Spotify to get hyped for the start of the Six Nations. At 11 hours and 10 minutes, the audiobook fits comfortably within the platform’s 15 free hours. Not sponsored.
As a huge rugby fan, I couldn’t resist listening to Obsessed: Johnny Sexton on Spotify to get hyped for the start of the Six Nations. At 11 hours and 10 minutes, the audiobook fits comfortably within the platform’s 15 free hours. Not sponsored.
I absolutely loved this book. Johnny Sexton’s autobiography offers an honest and open look at his incredible career in Irish rugby. It’s both inspiring and real, capturing the highs and lows of being a professional athlete. What really stood out to me was Johnny’s openness he doesn’t shy away from the tough stuff.
His reflections on his early life and what shaped him as both a player and a person were fascinating. You get a deep sense of his dedication and passion for rugby, and it’s clear that for him, it was never just about the game. It was all about striving to be the best, even when things didn’t go as planned.
As a fan, this book gave me a unique glimpse into one of rugby’s most interesting personalities. With such an illustrious career, I had high expectations and I’m happy to say the book exceeded them. It’s well-structured and keeps you hooked from start to finish. I loved hearing Johnny’s thoughts on key moments in his career, especially his take on the growth of Irish rugby over the past 15 years.
What really made this autobiography stand out was how it brought back memories of moments I watched on the pitch. I found myself reliving those events, making the book feel even more personal. Johnny’s honesty in admitting his faults as a teammate also shows a side of him that fans don’t often get to see. It adds a layer of depth and authenticity that I genuinely appreciated.
Johnny presents his career in his trademark straightforward style, offering readers a fascinating inside look at how he shaped his personality and leadership to help his team succeed. This is a fast-paced, engaging read that not only celebrates one of rugby’s greatest fly-halves but also takes us through some of the most iconic moments in Irish rugby’s professional era.
Through this book, I learned new things about Johnny Sexton, and his openness made the experience all the more impactful. It’s an emotional journey, revisiting both the great victories and the tough losses. I’d highly recommend it to any rugby fan.
L x
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