<b>A very funny book that tackles some serious football issues.</b>
Gary Lineker
<b>Brilliant. Blows the lid off football. Hilarious, detailed and insightful.</b>
Alan Davies
<b>Witty and wise. </b>
Clare Balding
<b>I loved this book ... Great authors, terrible football club owners.</b>
Josh Widdicombe
<b>A great read … and level of detail … </b><b>wherever your club is in the pyramid there’ll be something of interest for you.</b>
Tony Livesey, BBC Radio 5 Live
<b>This helpful, entertaining and funny book is written by a Palace fan and a Brighton fan so I just want to know who won the fight!</b>
Jo Brand
<b>Kevin Day asks the right questions and Kieran Maguire is impressive with his research... The machinations of football finance are laid bare, and somehow this sheds light on to the actual games themselves.</b>
- Miranda Sawyer, the Guardian
<b>The writers fuse humour and fiction with rigorous analysis ... An entertaining and often intriguing book. </b>
FourFourTwo
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Biographical note
Kevin Day is an acclaimed stand-up comedian and one of the country's leading comedy writers. He writes for Have I Got News for You and A League of Their Own and has worked with stars ranging from Dave Allen to Alfie Boe (he’ll go through the whole alphabet if you like). He regularly appears on Talksport and BBC Radio 5 Live and is currently working on a musical based on the legendary Pawsons Arms pub (honestly). @kevinhunterday
Kieran Maguire is the go-to expert on football finance matters. When not regularly appearing on television and radio commentating on matters related to club finance, he teaches the Football Industries MBA at the University of Liverpool Management School. Forbes describes Maguire as a 'soccer finance expert' and his expertise has earned him nicknames such as the 'Columbo of football finance'. @KieranMaguire
Guy Kilty, known to listeners of The Price of Football as Producer Guy, has enjoyed a journeyman footballer-style professional career, which has seen him produce and present radio and TV shows at the BBC like Breakfast on BBC One and Wake Up To Money on BBC Radio 5 Live. Now he runs the specialist podcast production company Dap Dip. @GuyKilty