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We Don't Know What We're Doing

We Don't Know What We're Doing Adventures of the Extraordinary Fans of an Ordinary Team

Paperback (02 Aug 2007)

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Publisher's Synopsis

Most things in life that make you miserable you can change. But you can't change your football team. In his brilliant first book, Match of the Day 2 presenter and lifelong West Bromwich Albion fan Adrian Chiles asks why we feel the way we do about our teams and go to such great - almost bizarre - lengths to follow them.

Seeking an answer to the oft-chanted question 'Who are you?', Adrian meets the fan who's missed only five games since the Second World War; the woman who has never seen her side concede a goal because she always covers her eyes; and the octogenarian who, relegated or promoted, weaves a rug to celebrate.

The story, just like supporting a football team, is by turns hilarious, heartwarming and heartbreaking.

About the Publisher

Sphere

Sphere is home to some of the world's best-loved authors and books, ranging from Jenny Colgan and Carole Matthews to Mark Billingham, Val McDermid and even Gwyneth Paltrow. One of the most dynamic and successful commercial imprints in the UK, Sphere aims to publish the highest-quality popular fiction and non-fiction, including thrillers, women's fiction, and celebrity titles. Our books regularly hit the bestseller lists, and we have powered countless authors to household-name status. Our authors are supported by our popular digital platforms The Little Book Café and The Crime Vault, which both enjoy a large and loyal following. If you're a lover of popular literature, chances are good you're reading a Sphere book right now.

Book information

ISBN: 9781847440136
Publisher: Little, Brown
Imprint: Sphere
Pub date:
DEWEY: 796.3340942494
DEWEY edition: 22
Number of pages: 311
Weight: 419g
Height: 234mm
Width: 153mm
Spine width: 233mm