Cape Town - Former Springbok coach Peter de Villiers's autobiography isn't heading for best-seller status if Sport24 readers are to be believed.
The autobiography, due out in June, promises to provide a no-holds-barred account of the difficult decisions De Villiers had to make during his tenure as Bok coach which came to an end in late 2011.
In a poll on the Sport24 website, a staggering 86% of the respondents either weren't prepared to "waste their hard-earned cash on the book (65%) or were "waiting to hear more about it before deciding" (21%).
Only 14% were planning on being first in line to discover "what went on behind the scenes".
The book "Politically Incorrect" can be pre-ordered from Kalahari for R139.95.
The autobiography, due out in June, promises to provide a no-holds-barred account of the difficult decisions De Villiers had to make during his tenure as Bok coach which came to an end in late 2011.
In a poll on the Sport24 website, a staggering 86% of the respondents either weren't prepared to "waste their hard-earned cash on the book (65%) or were "waiting to hear more about it before deciding" (21%).
Only 14% were planning on being first in line to discover "what went on behind the scenes".
The book "Politically Incorrect" can be pre-ordered from Kalahari for R139.95.