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Sorry if this has already been posted, I did a quick search and couldn't see it but...
It seems that Charlie Oatway has a book coming out in March 2011 - "Tackling Life", part of the "Quick Reads" series.
Tackling Life | quickreads.org.uk
Charlie Oatway has been a fighter all his life. He’s expelled from school and his family are in and out of prison more times than you can count. However, Charlie has a talent for football and makes it as a pro. Then he picks one fight too many and ends up in prison. Will life ever be the same again? Will Charlie get back into the game he loves? Tackling Life is the true and hilarious story of a footballing bad lad made good.
About the Authors
Charlie Oatway has been a footballer with Wimbledon, Yeading, Cardiff City, Torquay, Brentford, and Brighton and Hove Albion. He captained Brighton and Hove Albion and they went on to win two championships and three promotions. After injury ended his playing career, Charlie worked for Albion in the Community (AITC), leading their award-winning adult learning programmes. He is now Brighton’s first-team coach.
Promises to be an interesting read, very good publicity for the club and great for Charlie.
Pre-orderfor £1.99 here: Tackling Life (Quick Reads 2011): Amazon.co.uk: Charlie Oatway: Books
It seems that Charlie Oatway has a book coming out in March 2011 - "Tackling Life", part of the "Quick Reads" series.
Tackling Life | quickreads.org.uk
Charlie Oatway has been a fighter all his life. He’s expelled from school and his family are in and out of prison more times than you can count. However, Charlie has a talent for football and makes it as a pro. Then he picks one fight too many and ends up in prison. Will life ever be the same again? Will Charlie get back into the game he loves? Tackling Life is the true and hilarious story of a footballing bad lad made good.
About the Authors
Charlie Oatway has been a footballer with Wimbledon, Yeading, Cardiff City, Torquay, Brentford, and Brighton and Hove Albion. He captained Brighton and Hove Albion and they went on to win two championships and three promotions. After injury ended his playing career, Charlie worked for Albion in the Community (AITC), leading their award-winning adult learning programmes. He is now Brighton’s first-team coach.
Promises to be an interesting read, very good publicity for the club and great for Charlie.
Pre-orderfor £1.99 here: Tackling Life (Quick Reads 2011): Amazon.co.uk: Charlie Oatway: Books
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