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Book SynopsisThe Times Sports Books of the Year
'Cracking read . . . loved it' – Piers Morgan
'Packed with brilliant anecdotes about the biggest names' – The Mirror
With a foreward from Alan Shearer.
There are just a handful of people who have been ever-present for the thirty years of the Premier League, but only one person has been at the very epicentre for the entire period: Geoff Shreeves. From signalling the very first ball to be kicked on Sky’s Premier League coverage to facing down Sir Alex Ferguson’s wrath (on countless occasions), Geoff is an integral part of the football fabric, respected by everybody in the game while still asking the toughest questions. Geoff’s interviews with Cristiano Ronaldo, Arsène Wenger, Frank Lampard and Alan Shearer have become the stuff of legend, but it is his close personal relationships with the game’s star names that really sets him apart.
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When it’s the showpiece game of the weekend and it’s on Sky Sports, you know Geoff will be there. No one handles the big moments better -- Jordan Henderson
The man who asks the questions now gives the answers -- Henry Winter, Chief Football Writer for The Times
A legend of television journalism -- Arsène Wenger
Throughout my career, Geoff is always there and always fair. As a player and a manager, you can’t ask for more than that -- Frank Lampard
Geoff has always been professional, honest and authentic in all the time we’ve worked together. He has a special way of connecting with his line of questioning -- Steven Gerrard
Good times. Bad times. Who is always there? Geoff is always there and he does his job perfectly -- Jose Mourinho
Packed with brilliant anecdotes about the biggest names * The Mirror *
Cracking read by a brilliant reporter – loved it -- Piers Morgan
Sometimes, all that is needed is a bit of fun, and for that you can turn to Cheers, Geoff, by Geoff Shreeves, who is generous with his anecdotes * The Times *
