England's Worst Footballers

England's Worst Footballers

by JeffStelling (Author)

Synopsis

ENGLAND'S WORST FOOTBALLERS looks at all 92 Premiership and Nationwide clubs in England and Wales and with the help of the fans selects the worst player each club has ever had. For example, the Southampton player Ali Dia, who the then manager Graeme Souness bought without even having seen a video recording of, who after coming on as substitute was substituted himself - never to appear again. Arsenal's John Jensen was a successful Danish international who scored a spectacular goal in the European Championship Final in 1992 against Germany.However, Jensen scored one goal in 149 matches and indirectly brought about the downfall of a great manager, George Graham, because of transfer irregularities. And not forgetting the Shrewsbury Town player who got booked for singing a George Benson love ballad of the referee. It is as much about expectations being utterly unfulfilled rather than about some mediocre player who gets lucky and is picked for one game. Every fan has a view about who is the worst player they have ever seen represent their club, and this book promises to enliven debates all round the country.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 160
Edition: First Edition
Publisher: Orion
Published: 14 Oct 2004

ISBN 10: 0297848011
ISBN 13: 9780297848011
Book Overview: Author Jeff Stelling is the face of football on Saturdays (and midweek) on Sky TV's 'Soccer Saturday'.

Media Reviews
a collection of the most inept players ever to besmirch the 92 Premiership and league outfits. TIME OUT one underacheiver, complete waste of money, inept, greedy or unlucky player from each of England's 92 clubs... Quirky and a mine of trivia, England's Worst Footballers will start as many debates as it'll solve. No bad thing. -- Jon Crampin FOUR FOUR TWO
Author Bio
Jeff Stelling is the regular presenter, and panel chairman, of Sky TV's 'Soccer Saturday'. He is a Hartlepool supporter - someone has to be. This is his first book.