'The perfect Christmas gift' - Alan Brazil
A brilliantly entertaining and hilarious quiz book from the country's favourite sports broadcaster
Know your bull calf from your bullseye?
Your Hawksbee from your Hawk-Eye?
Your Saints from your Seagulls?
Then join the talkSPORT team as they test you and your mates or family on some of the greatest sporting moments of the past 50-odd years.
With over 2,500 questions - split into family-friendly Easy, Medium and Hard sections for each sport - this awesome quiz book is the ultimate test of sporting knowledge and the perfect gift for anyone who loves the ups, downs and hilarity of the world of sport.
Don't be a numpty - pick up your copy of The talkSPORT Quiz Book ... NOW
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'The book is packed full of sporting teasers which will get you all thinking. We've got questions which will entertain all the family, young and old, covering everything from football to darts. It's the perfect Christmas gift.' - Alan Brazil
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Höhe: 231 mm
Breite: 152 mm
Dicke: 25 mm
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978-0-00-849061-4 (9780008490614)
Copyright in bibliographic data and cover images is held by Nielsen Book Services Limited or by the publishers or by their respective licensors: all rights reserved.
Schweitzer Klassifikation
TalkSPORT is the UK's biggest sports broadcaster, with 3 million weekly listeners and fans from all over the world. The go-to for anything sports related, the station is the home of some of the country's best-loved broadcasters, with a legendary line-up of insightful and entertaining personalities bringing some of the world's best sporting events to life.
Nathan Joyce is a writer and former book editor from Brighton who has compiled several quiz books, including the hugely successful The Royal Geographical Society Puzzle Book (Blink) and A Celebration of David Attenborough: The Activity Book (Pavilion). He's a big footy fan and has written several sports books, including Wenger Haiku (Blink) and I Claudio (Blink). He still regrets not being quite old enough to go to Wembley to see his beloved Wimbledon win the 1988 FA Cup final, although he did nick his older brother's ticket after the game, which he still has in his desk drawer.
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