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Pitch took our original concept and further enhanced it, using their knowledge, experience and expertise, and helped make Got, Not Got one of the football books of the year for 2011.

Derek Hammond, Got, Not Got

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Steve Fleming, Eleven

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Punk Football

Subtitle:: The Rise of Fan Ownership in English Football
By:: Jim Keoghan
Price:: £12.99
Out:: 4th April 2014
ISBN:: 9781909626362
Format:: Paperback
Size:: 216 x 138
Pages:: 288

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Have you ever thought you could run your football club better than the businessmen in the directors' box? Punk Football tells the inside story of those supporters who have done just that. From non-league FC United of Manchester to the Premier League's Swansea City, meet the fans who made the incredible journey from the terraces to the boardroom.

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About the author

Jim Keoghan is a freelance journalist who also blogs for Sabotage Times on his beloved Everton. He's been a committed Blue since the age of five, when his parents informed him that Father Christmas only visits Evertonians and not Kopites. Regardless of the deception, it's a love affair that Jim has never regretted starting.

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