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Kicking off: the Big Book of Football's Funniest Quotes

Kicking off: the Big Book of Football's Funniest Quotes

by IainSpragg (Author)

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    Paperback 2017

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Synopsis

Kicking Off: The Big Book of Football's Funniest Quotes is the most comprehensive collection of some of the funniest quotes (intentionally or not) in the history of sport. Compiled by avid quotation collectors Ian Spragg, Adrian Clarke and Stuart Reeves, The Big Book of Football's Funniest Quotes is packed with an incredible 1,500 ridiculous quotes from and about some the most famous names in football, including Sir Alex Ferguson, Jose Mourinho, Ian Holloway, Paul 'Gazza' Gascoigne and Eric Cantona.

Bursting with confused cliches, mangled metaphors, comic cusses and idiotic football insights, this book really is the hilarious last word in funny football quotations.

What (John) Carew can do with a football, I can do with an orange

Zlatan Ibrahimovic replies to criticism from the ex Norway striker

It's not important how many faults you make in a game, it's important that nobody can remember after the game. If you win 4-0 but make four mistakes, no one will remember. - Jurgen Klopp

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 512
 Edition: Reprint
 Publisher: Welbeck Publishing
Published: 10 Aug 2017
ISBN 10: 1780979703
ISBN 13: 9781780979700

Author Bio
Iain Spragg is a sports journalist who has written for a number of national newspapers including The Daily Telegraph and The Times. As an author, he has written many books, including Cristiano Ronaldo: The Ultimate Fan Book, The Official Arsenal Book of Records, England Rugby Official Yearbook, London's Strangest series, The Random History of Rugby. Stuart Reeves is a full-time researcher and writer and a keen collector of sports quotations. Adrian Clarke was a professional footballer at every level-from Arsenal in the Premier League to Hendon in the Ryman League. After a number of years in Leagues One and Two, he retired and retrained as journalist and was news editor of the Southend Evening Echo before becoming a freelance sports writer, contributing to many UK national newspapers. He has written or co-written a number of books, many with Iain Spragg.