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Informationen zum Autor NICK HOLT has over 20 books in print. He is the author, with Guy Lloyd of Football: The Beautiful Game (2003), which has sold over 100,000 copies across all editions, including Dutch, Italian, French and Portuguese. More recently he wrote The Mammoth Book of the World Cup (2014 - 8,786 copies sold), covering every World Cup from 1930 to 2014. He has written numerous quiz books including Quiz Master , for Harper Collins, which has sold over 35,000 copies, and The Mammoth Quiz Book . Klappentext A truly mammoth football quiz book covering over twenty years of the Premier League and the entire history of the beautiful (and sometimes not so beautiful) game. All the major international tournaments are covered, as well as the full history of the domestic game, both recent and historical - even grandad can show off! Nick Holt has compiled a satisfyingly hefty and wonderfully challenging collection of 3,000 questions, arranged in quizzes of varying difficulty and subject matter covering the games that mattered, the personalities, the controversies, the goals and the glory. SAMPLE QUESTIONS It wasn't until 2007 that a South American player scored a Premier League hat-trick; who scored three in a 5-3 derby win over Wigan Athletic in December that year? There have been some noticeably bad-tempered Merseyside derbies in the Premier League era; which Everton player saw red at Goodison Park in December 2005, and again in October, 2007? Which two uncapped overseas players were the captains of Manchester City and Portsmouth respectively for the 2004-05 season? Germany 1, England 5: Who let in five goals for the only time in his international career? Italia 90: Who was the unlikely scorer of the game's only goal when England beat Egypt 1-0 in a group match of bewildering tedium? Italia 90: Defeat by which country in their opening match cost Scotland a chance of progressing past the group stage for the first time?Thousands of fiendish questions, on both the Premiership and international football, to tax even the most avid fanThousands of fiendish questions, on both the Premiership and international football, to tax even the most avid fan...
