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Nowhere to Run: The ridiculous life of a semi-professional football club chairman

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Full Title:

Nowhere to Run: The ridiculous life of a semi-professional football club chairman

Contributors:

By (Author) Jonathan Sayer

ISBN:

9781804991701

Publisher:

Transworld Publishers Ltd

Imprint:

Penguin (Transworld)

Publication Date:

18th May 2024

UK Publication Date:

18th April 2024

Country:

United Kingdom

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Other Subjects:

Humour
Autobiography: sport

Dewey:

796.334092

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

256

Dimensions:

Width 127mm, Height 198mm, Spine 16mm

Weight:

179g

Description

A funny, heartwarming story, packed with memorable characters that you'll want to cheer all the way. Ave it!

Reviews

A funny, heartwarming story, packed with memorable characters that you'll want to cheer all the way. Ave it! * Peter Kay *
Beautifully written and engaging... funny, warm and entertaining. And stupid. Really stupid. I loved it! * MATT LUCAS *
Eat your heart out, Sheikh Mansour. * Michael Calvin *
Best thing I've read about Ashton and I was born there. * Justin Moorhouse *
Chronicles, in hilariously painful detail, [Jonathan's] first season in charge of Ashton. A proper fish-out-of-water tale. * Sunday Telegraph *

Author Bio

Jonathan Sayer is an award-winning comedy playwright and screenwriter; he is the co-author of The Play That Goes Wrong (Henry Lewis, Henry Shields), Peter Pan Goes Wrong, The Comedy About A Bank Robbery, Groan Ups, Magic Goes Wrong (Penn & Teller), The Mind Mangler Member of The Tragic Circle and The Goes Wrong Show (BBC One- series 1&2). He is a writer, performer and Creative Director of Mischief Comedy. His work has been performed internationally in forty-nine territories including The West End and Broadway. As a footballer Jonathan played his only competitive game for AFC Stanley Tigers U13's in the late nineties. He was brought on as a half time substitute and substituted again shortly after gifting the opposition three goals in five minutes. After his debut Accrington Stanley ended its official ties to the team and Jonathan took the decision hang up his brand new boots for good.

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