Why Are We Always On Last?

Hardcover • 2019 • 1. edition

Why Are We Always On Last?

By Paul Armstrong

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About the book

Why Are We Always On Last? After 15 years steering the BBC's iconic Match of the Day through seismic changes in sport and broadcasting, and a lifetime immersed in football. Paul Armstrong honestly and humorously recalls a career working on seven World Cups and with everyone from Coleman and Clough to Lineker and Shearer.

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ISBN

9781785314384

Publisher

Pitch Publishing Ltd

Published year

2019

Language

Edition

1

Original title

Why Are We Always On Last?

Format

Hardcover

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