The Gazza Quiz Book
Sep 2013 · Andrews UK Limited
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About this ebook
Paul Gascoigne, affectionately nicknamed Gazza by his army of loyal fans, is an ex-England football player who was prominent during the 1980s and ‘90s. Although his retirement from the game has been plagued by problems, including his well-documented battle with alcoholism, he is still regarded as one of the best midfielders of all time. If you are interested in knowing more about his life, The Gazza Quiz Book will tell you everything you need to know. In what year was Gazza born in Gateshead? With what team did he kick off his international career? How many England caps did Gazza win? To whom was he married? Tackle the 100 questions in this quiz book to discover the man behind the footballing legend. Full of facts about Gazza's early life, career highlights and many personal details you are certain to learn something new. This is a must-have book for football fans of all ages and for anyone interested in finding out more about one of the most controversial and talked about footballers of all time.
About the author
Chris Cowlin has compiled over one-hundred quiz books and has raised thousands of pounds for various charities with the sales of his books. He has compiled books on various football clubs, cricket, rugby, British television sitcoms, reality television the Carry On films, the Royal family, many pop stars and celebrities.
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