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A smart and irreverent guide to running a football club, brought to you by the team behind the acclaimed The Price of Football podcast Imagine setting up your own Sunday League football club and seeing it rise to the lofty heights of the Champions League, taking all the risky, rewarding, sometimes dodgy and increasingly big money decisions along the way. Comedian and financial idiot Kevin Day and Kieran Maguire, a football accountant and financial expert, have imagined just that with all the hu…
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- Author: Kevin Day
- Publisher: Bloomsbury Sport
- ISBN-10: 1399407546
- ISBN-13: 9781399407540
- Format: 14 x 21.8 x 2.8 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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A smart and irreverent guide to running a football club, brought to you by the team behind the acclaimed The Price of Football podcast
Imagine setting up your own Sunday League football club and seeing it rise to the lofty heights of the Champions League, taking all the risky, rewarding, sometimes dodgy and increasingly big money decisions along the way. Comedian and financial idiot Kevin Day and Kieran Maguire, a football accountant and financial expert, have imagined just that with all the humour and savage insight of their massively popular The Price of Football podcast. As (the made up) West Park Rovers rise through the divisions, towards the Premier League and Europe, Kevin and Kieran take readers on a rollercoaster ride through the often murky - and frequently bizarre - world of football finance. Along the way to hopefully making a fortune (albeit an imaginary one), they outline the challenges, opportunities and pitfalls their club encounters, while Kieran attempts to stop Kevin bankrupting them both in the (fortunately fictional) process. Their preposterous but somehow believable journey uses meticulously researched examples from football's rich history of financial chaos (like the chairman who set fire to his own ground to claim the insurance), interviews with big names and anecdotes from their own lives (like Kevin bumping into Sylvester Stallone at Everton and Kieran doing the accounts for the Russian mafia) as well as contributions from those in the know, including Gary Lineker, Gary Neville, Stephen Fry, Henry Winter, Karen Brady and Delia Smith (to name just a few), to follow the money and discover what's really going on behind the scenes of the beautiful game.EXTRA 10 % discount with code: EXTRA
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- Author: Kevin Day
- Publisher: Bloomsbury Sport
- ISBN-10: 1399407546
- ISBN-13: 9781399407540
- Format: 14 x 21.8 x 2.8 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
A smart and irreverent guide to running a football club, brought to you by the team behind the acclaimed The Price of Football podcast
Imagine setting up your own Sunday League football club and seeing it rise to the lofty heights of the Champions League, taking all the risky, rewarding, sometimes dodgy and increasingly big money decisions along the way. Comedian and financial idiot Kevin Day and Kieran Maguire, a football accountant and financial expert, have imagined just that with all the humour and savage insight of their massively popular The Price of Football podcast. As (the made up) West Park Rovers rise through the divisions, towards the Premier League and Europe, Kevin and Kieran take readers on a rollercoaster ride through the often murky - and frequently bizarre - world of football finance. Along the way to hopefully making a fortune (albeit an imaginary one), they outline the challenges, opportunities and pitfalls their club encounters, while Kieran attempts to stop Kevin bankrupting them both in the (fortunately fictional) process. Their preposterous but somehow believable journey uses meticulously researched examples from football's rich history of financial chaos (like the chairman who set fire to his own ground to claim the insurance), interviews with big names and anecdotes from their own lives (like Kevin bumping into Sylvester Stallone at Everton and Kieran doing the accounts for the Russian mafia) as well as contributions from those in the know, including Gary Lineker, Gary Neville, Stephen Fry, Henry Winter, Karen Brady and Delia Smith (to name just a few), to follow the money and discover what's really going on behind the scenes of the beautiful game.
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