Football School Season 1: Where Football Explains the World

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By Alex Bellos, Ben Lyttleton, and and, Spike Gerrell
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44 reviews
A groundbreaking new series from two bestselling writers that teaches you about the world through the prism of football.
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I like Coach Alex Bellos as he explain the facts very well.Fantasic I would love to recommend it to someone who likes football.
This is the first of an amazing and knowledgeable book for anyone who likes football, what's behind it or anything in between. You will definitely be learning and laughing through the punchlines they make through the book. From a footballer's diet and dictionary to mascots and kits, you'll definitely like the book.Finally, a well done to Alex Bellos and Ben Lyttleton for making such a fabulous read.
Very funny and some good facts
I didn't enjoy this book as I'm not interested in football, but I picked the book as I wanted to try something new.
i would definitely recommend this book to my friends.
It was funny and there were lots of cool facts about football.
I didn't enjoy this book as I'm not interested in football, but I picked the book as I wanted to try something new.
It was really funny and was very interesting to find some new facts about Football and the legends on it.
I thought that it told me a lot about football. It was a jam packed fact ride. Looking forward to the next book!
I liked it because i really like football
amazing
Honestly, I found this books quite tiring to read, even though it was well structured and they put football everywhere, there was not much text evidence in the story about why they were incorporating football in biology or zoology, it just didn’t make much sense. As a football fan, I would ask for a bit more oomph, but other than that, it was not a terrible book, with good humour and structure.
This is a very funny non fictional football book about lessons at football school.
Alex and Ben are the only and main characters in the book but Alex is funny and Ben is smart.
It contained fact about coaches, kits and players over the years of football and the changes too.
I had interested me by the by the amazing , funny facts
I didn't really enjoy this book because it was a bit long and didn't like how it was written. I found it a bit boring.
Fiction
Yes I would recommend
This book is very nice due to the fact that it turns out to be very educational and funny.My favourite characters are the two coaches who narrate this.I would certainly would recommend this book to people that likes to be funny and laugh a lot.
It was okay but some of it is a bit scary
Exactly what I thought it would be like
this book was very funny. i really did not expect it. i reccomend it to anyone.
I liked this book because I like football and it taught me a bit about football. I would probably recommend this book to a lot of my friends because they all like football too.
Its funny, its cool, some parts are disgusting facts, some are happy facts.
Would recommend to others.
Lots of football facts.
Funny facts as well.
Would recommned.
I thought it was very interesting and it really helped me become a better footballer.
I was interested about the history of football and how different it was in the past.
I would recommend this to a friend who likes football
I would rate this a 5 because it teaches you about football and if someone is new to football they can learn from this book. I would advise people to read this if they are new at football.
The only problem is that you can’t putbit down
it was more education than fun
This book had lots of facts which I loved and I would recommend it.
I like how it knows all about my favourite sport football
it interested me because it had all history but about fooball and it can teach you stuff like words and it has different grade of learning
I enjoyed this book it was amazing the teachers in this book are Alex and Ben there really funny there jokes are amazing. I loved this book. I liked the the football lessons in this book.
I love football so I loved this book. with loads of facts and great humour. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes football