ISBN: 9781504029629 - on any given sunday (7 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New.

Paperback. Zustand: New. "Pat Toomay has mixed fact and fiction to produce a story that will make every armchair quarterback laugh and wince-and worry at his exposition of "the game's" most insidious reality: the prospect - on any given Sunday-of a fix." -John Seigenthaler, USA Today   "Toomay, for many years a lineman with the Cowboys and the Raiders, gives a sinister turn to the old saw that 'on any given Sunday, one team can beat another'. . . . He writes knowledgeably about football: its strategy, the pain, the respect and hatred between the men in the trenches." -Publishers Weekly.…

Zustand: New.

Zustand: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - "Pat Toomay has mixed fact and fiction to produce a story that will make every armchair quarterback laugh and winceand worry at his exposition of "the game's" most insidious reality: the prospect on any given Sundayof a fix." John Seigenthaler, USA Today "Toomay, for many years a lineman with the Cowboys and the Raiders, gives a sinister turn to the old saw that 'on any given Sunday, one team can beat another'. He writes knowledgeably about football: its strategy, the pain, the respect and hatred between the men in the trenches." Publishers Weekly. …

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorPat ToomayKlappentext&ldquoPat Toomay has mixed fact and fiction to produce a story that will make every armchair quarterback laugh and wince&mdashand worry at his exposition of &ldqu.

Paperback. Zustand: New. "Pat Toomay has mixed fact and fiction to produce a story that will make every armchair quarterback laugh and wince-and worry at his exposition of "the game's" most insidious reality: the prospect - on any given Sunday-of a fix." -John Seigenthaler, USA Today   "Toomay, for many years a lineman with the Cowboys and the Raiders, gives a sinister turn to the old saw that 'on any given Sunday, one team can beat another'. . . . He writes knowledgeably about football: its strategy, the pain, the respect and hatred between the men in the trenches." -Publishers Weekly.…