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Sto caricando le informazioni... Get your own damn beer, I'm watching the game! (2005)di Holly Robinson Peete
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Year after year, Sunday afternoons and Monday nights during the NFL season have belonged to men. While they cheer and argue play calls, the women in their lives are relegated to beer and chip detail. It's time for these women to join the action, and Holly Robinson Peete, star of 21 Jump Street, For Your Love, and Hangin' with Mr. Cooper, and wife of NFL quarterback Rodney Peete, has written this hip, smart, cheerful guide to help them do so. In Get Your Own Damn Beer, I'm Watching the Game!, Peete shares her infectious enthusiasm for pro football and takes the complexity out of the game by breaking it down to its component parts. She explains the role of each position player, provides a rundown of all on-field penalties and referees' hand signals, and offers an illustrated guide to some of the most common plays in the NFL. She gives her take on the most memorable plays in NFL history and dishes some inside dirt-in a breezy, girl-talkin' narrative that promises to turn the novice spectator into a well-informed football fanatic. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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I read part of this book and ended up skimming the rest because I had to return it to the library. It's not the kind of book I was looking for -- the author has a pleasant, chatty style, talking both about the game and about her experiences as an NFL wife, but I'd have prefered more football and less author. But if a mix of facts and personality works for you, definitely check this book out. ( )