Football Fables

Football Fables

by IainMacintosh (Author)

Synopsis

Football Fables is a hilarious and fascinating anthology of stories from some of the most exciting names to have played the game. Some are outrageous, some sad, some downright bizarre - all are true, and straight from the mouths of the men who were there when it mattered. What was it like to play for Brian Clough in his European Cup-winning prime? How did it feel to be in Graham Taylor's England side when Ronald Koeman stopped them qualifying for the 1994 World Cup? What happened in the summer of 1992 to turn Manchester United from perennial also-rans to English champions? What special gift did Gazza leave in Erik Thorstvedt's goalkeeping gloves as an unforgettable welcome to Spurs? You'll find out the answers to these questions and much, much more in the pages of Football Fables. Featuring in-depth interviews with the likes of Ron Atkinson, Bryan Robson, Barry Fry and Peter Shilton, Football Fables is an intriguing and insightful journey down some of the more mysterious avenues of the footballing world.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 192
Edition: 1st
Publisher: A & C Black Publishers Ltd
Published: 01 Aug 2008

ISBN 10: 0713689544
ISBN 13: 9780713689549
Book Overview: Special interviews with top names make this book a unique collection Ideal gift idea or self-purchase for football fans across spectrum Success of books such as We All Live in a Perry Groves World show that fans are turning from the lacklustre autobiographies of 'stars' with nothing to say towards tales from the true characters of the game

Media Reviews
'...Macintosh provides us with a fine insight into 15 of the game's more interesting characters...' Winger (Summer 2009)
Author Bio
Iain Macintosh is the UK Sports Correspondent for The New Paper (Singapore). Iain is extremely well connected in the football world, which is how he has managed to gain exclusive access to so many top names in football and hear their marvellous tales.