World Cup Final
Tony Bradman
World Cup Final is the vividly imagined tale of a young boy's experiences during 1966, the year England hosted the Football World Cup. Will England qualify? Could they even win? Will he get to watch the final? And can football heal the relationship between his parents?
Reviews
I did not like this book because it was too long.
Corporal Geronimo Custard 31.08.2022
I learned lots about football. It was exiting.
Captain Snoopy Rollercoaster 17.08.2022
This book was not for me but it might be for someone else. My favourite character was Garry. I think this would be good for ages 6-8 and fans of football.
Lieutenant Arthur Sparrow 11.08.2022
I enjoyed the book because England won the world cup finals.
Superintendent Flash Endeavour 06.08.2021
It had a happy ending and it was interesting. I liked reading about the football matches and liked Geoff Hurst England’s hat trick hero. I would recommend it to anyone especially those who like football
Prince Gonzo Waxwork 31.07.2021
It was about a boy who wanted to see the world cup final with his dad. He got the tickets from Billy Jackson and they were good seats. England won and when they got home the boy said to his dad we were meant to get the tickets ourself and dad and mum laughed and mum said dad could come home. I liked this book because it was about football.
Anonymous 03.01.2018
I talked to my Grandpa about it. He remembers it.
Anonymous 30.08.2017
I talked to my Grandpa about it. He remembers it.
Anonymous 29.08.2017
I LOVE FOOTBALL!!!!
Anonymous 09.08.2017
it tells you that you have to be confident and believe in yourself
Anonymous 27.07.2017
