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How's Your Dad?

Name: How's Your Dad?
Brand: Raceform Ltd
SKU: 15570923
Price: 11.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: MICK JNR CHANNON
ISBN: 9781910497302

MICK JNR CHANNON

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 15570923

Publishers Raceform Ltd, April 2017

Framed within the tribulations of a turbulent year in the racing yard, 'How's Your Dad?' examin... Full description

Libristo code: 15570923

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Framed within the tribulations of a turbulent year in the racing yard, 'How's Your Dad?' examines the relationship between a father and son. Michael Channon Snr, an arthritic workaholic and 'grumpy old bastard', played football at the highest level for over twenty years, scoring crucial goals for the likes of Southampton and England. Almost uniquely, he followed up this sporting career with another, scaling the heights of the racing game. Michael Channon Jnr had plenty to live up to and despite enjoying the benefits of such a heritage he felt that pressure, as well as the relative anonymity of always being 'Mick's son'.