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Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780571205592
Date Published
22.10.2001
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Summary
This is the sixth book in Michael Hardcastle’s pacy series following the dramas and adventures of Goal Kings JFC. Only months after becoming champions the Goal Kings are struggling. So would a change of coach revive them or simply make things worse? There are distractions for the team in the shape of new friendships, especially with girls, and the arrival of a foreign player is not welcomed by everyone. Suddenly the Kings’ troubles seem to be multiplying faster than their goals on the pitch.
MichaelHardcastle
Michael Hardcastle was born in Huddersfield. After leaving school he served in the Royal Army Educational Corps, before embarking on a career in journalism, working in a number of roles for provincial daily newspapers from reporter to chief feature writer.$$$He has written more than one hundred and forty children’s books since his first was published in 1966, but still finds…
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