Confessions of a Football Reporter …Another Biggs at Large
Nonfiction, Sports, Football (Soccer), Biography & Memoir, Entertainment, Humour & Comedy, General Humour
| Author: | Biggs Alan | ISBN: | 9781904091608 |
| Publisher: | Vertical Editions | Publication: | November 10, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Vertical Editions | Language: | English |
| Author: | Biggs Alan |
| ISBN: | 9781904091608 |
| Publisher: | Vertical Editions |
| Publication: | November 10, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Vertical Editions |
| Language: | English |
Radio 5-Live and BBC 1's match summariser, football journalist Alan Biggs, relates his comical escapades in the world of professional sport in Confessions of a Football Reporter. From his earliest days presenting on cable TV (while skiving off from his regular job at the Derbyshire Times), Biggs gives the lowdown on getting the hairdryer treatment from Jack Charlton, being the butt of jokes from Ron Atkinson and receiving collective abuse from a thousand Liverpool fans while live on-air. Biggs also divulges his zany moments as a pundit such as interviewing a goalkeeper in bed, UFO spotting with a centre forward and receiving a threat to have his testicles clamped in a rusty bulldog clip. And other sports are not excluded from the Biggs treatment either including wrecking a cricket match with a hot air balloon and being castigated by a co-presenter when commentating on the snooker World Championship. Guaranteed to make the reader smile, these and many other oddball sporting incidents are recounted in Confessions of a Football Reporter.
Radio 5-Live and BBC 1's match summariser, football journalist Alan Biggs, relates his comical escapades in the world of professional sport in Confessions of a Football Reporter. From his earliest days presenting on cable TV (while skiving off from his regular job at the Derbyshire Times), Biggs gives the lowdown on getting the hairdryer treatment from Jack Charlton, being the butt of jokes from Ron Atkinson and receiving collective abuse from a thousand Liverpool fans while live on-air. Biggs also divulges his zany moments as a pundit such as interviewing a goalkeeper in bed, UFO spotting with a centre forward and receiving a threat to have his testicles clamped in a rusty bulldog clip. And other sports are not excluded from the Biggs treatment either including wrecking a cricket match with a hot air balloon and being castigated by a co-presenter when commentating on the snooker World Championship. Guaranteed to make the reader smile, these and many other oddball sporting incidents are recounted in Confessions of a Football Reporter.
