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The World According to Athletico Mince

Bob Mortimer, Andy Dawson

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From the publisher:

For the first book inspired by their wildly popular podcast, Bob Mortimer and Andy Dawson considered producing an authoritative guide to the past, present and future world of football. But, as in the podcast, they got a bit side-tracked - as well as bringing you some (more or less) completely genuine football facts, Bob and Andy speculate about the lifestyle of baked bean-loving, yellow snake-owning ex-England boss Steve McClaren, and investigate the 'Gangs of the EPL', where football meets infantile bullying.

There's also input from the Secret Soccer Superstar - a former player who lifts the lid on what it's really like to be a top, top pro - and the lyrics from some of Bob's most memorable Scottish songs, so that you can sing them to your children, elderly relatives or, indeed, yourself, should you need to be soothed after learning about Robson Green's Extreme Bangers.

In summary, it's a bit of a mess - but - it's a beautiful, glorious, hilarious mess… and if you're not reduced to at least one convulsion while reading it, Bob and Andy are going to be very disappointed with you. In fact, they might come round to your house and force you to KISS THE ALDERMAN.

The author: 

BOB MORTIMER is a qualified solicitor who was born in the North sometime in the twentieth century. He has more recently forged a career in the entertainment business with a bloke called Vic Reeves. He was unwell in 2015 but his health has improved since then.

Andy Dawson was also born in the North and has struggled ever since, scratching out a sort of existence writing words for anyone who'll pay him. If he hadn't teamed up with Bob for Athletico Mince, he'd almost certainly be living quietly in a quarry.

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John Blake Publishing
20 x 14 cm
Hardback
288 pages
May 2017
English
9781786062505