Ebok.no Handlekurv
Richer Than God - Manchester City, Modern Football and Growing Up (ebok) av David Conn
Gratis utdrag
David Conn

Richer Than God ebok

154,-
Richer Than God is an authoritative, provocative, investigative account of Manchester City's history, culminating in its transformation as Sheikh Mansour seeks to spend the formerly miserable Manchester club into the European elite. When Conn asked an American working in Abu Dhabi whether its economy had been at all affected by the global recession, he said: 'My friend, we're richer than God'. It…
Richer Than God is an authoritative, provocative, investigative account of Manchester City's history, culminating in its transformation as Sheikh Mansour seeks to spend the formerly miserable Manchester club into the European elite. When Conn asked an American working in Abu Dhabi whether its economy had been at all affected by the global recession, he said: 'My friend, we're richer than God'. It is also a tale of innocence: that of a six-year-old boy transfixed by his sky-blue heroes, coming of age as a writer with the mature understanding that both his club and the game are businesses. Why should modern football continue to claim the unquestioning loyalty of fans, when there is so much in the game to question?
Kan leses i våre gratis apper for iPhone/iPad og Android og i webleser for Mac/PC Kan leses i iBooks, på PC, Kindle og PocketBook

Andre har også kjøpt

Nådeskudd
369,-

Nådeskudd

Jo Nesbø Ebok
Nådeskudd
499,-

Nådeskudd

Jo Nesbø Lydbok
Et livsforsøk
349,-

Et livsforsøk

Tore Renberg Ebok
Den norske datteren
299,-

Den norske datteren

Soraya Lane Ebok
Seksti kilo juling
349,-

Seksti kilo juling

Hallgrímur Helgason Ebok
Undertittel Manchester City, Modern Football and Growing Up
Forfattere David Conn (forfatter)
Forlag Quercus
Utgitt 07.06.2012
Sjanger Dokumentar og fakta, Hobby og fritid, Sport og fritid
Språk English
Format epub
DRM-beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9780857386809

Richer Than God is an authoritative, provocative, investigative account of Manchester City's history, culminating in its transformation as Sheikh Mansour seeks to spend the formerly miserable Manchester club into the European elite. When Conn asked an American working in Abu Dhabi whether its economy had been at all affected by the global recession, he said: 'My friend, we're richer than God'.

It is also a tale of innocence: that of a six-year-old boy transfixed by his sky-blue heroes, coming of age as a writer with the mature understanding that both his club and the game are businesses. Why should modern football continue to claim the unquestioning loyalty of fans, when there is so much in the game to question?

Ingen vurderinger ennå