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Product Description In Nearly 25 Years As A Sports Journalist For The Independent, Daily Telegraph, And The Sunday Times, Martin Johnson Has Covered Sporting Events All Over The World, Including Cricket And Tennis In Australia, Golf In America, Formula One In Kuala Lumpur, Boxing In Cairo, Petanque In Gran Canaria, Beach Volleyball In Brazil, Olympics In Sydney, Football In China, And Rugby In South Africa. Sounds Like A Nice Job? You Must Be Joking. Get The True Story From Sports JournalismS Equivalent Of Victor Meldrew. Ever Tried To Get A Phone Call Out Of Nagpur? Make Contact With The Office From Norfolk Island? Trudged Several Miles Up A Japanese Mountain To Watch BritainS No 1 Woman Skier Plough Straight Through The First Gate? Attempted To Write A Semi-Coherent Report After A Night Out With Ian Botham? Nearly Frozen To Death At A Cricket Match In New Zealand? Been Hi-Jacked In Moscow By A Drunken Russian? ItS Hell Out There, Says Martin, Who Makes Out His Case For A Life Of Hardship, Deprivation, And A Breathless Dedication To Duty In The Face Of Overwhelming Odds. Frankly, However, We Still Think It Reads More Like The Life Of Riley. Review Martin Johnson Is The Kind Of Writer Who Can Make You Burst Out In Laughter One Minute And Have You Tearing Your Hair Out The Next. -- Andrew Green Book Description An Irreverent, Witty Memoir From One Of The Most Renowned Sports Journalists In The Business From The Back Cover Selected By The Sunday Times As An Outstanding Sports Book Of 2015In Nearly Twenty-Five Years As A Sports Journalist For The Independent, Daily Telegraph, And The Sunday Times, Martin Johnson Has Covered Sporting Events All Over The World. Sounds Like A Nice Job? You Must Be Joking. Get The True Story From Sports JournalismS Equivalent Of Victor Meldrew. Ever Tried To Get A Phone Call Out Of Nagpur? Make Contact With The Office From Norfolk Island? Trudged Several Miles Up A Japanese Mountain To Watch BritainS No. 1 Woman Skier Plough Straight Through The First Gate? Attempted To Write A Semi-Coherent Report After A Night Out With Ian Botham? Nearly Frozen To Death At A Cricket Match In New Zealand? Been Hi-Jacked In Moscow By A Drunken Russian? ItS Hell Out There, Says Martin, Who Makes Out His Case For A Life Of Hardship, Deprivation, And A Breathless Dedication To Duty In The Face Of Overwhelming Odds. Frankly, However, It Reads More Like The Life Of Riley. About The Author Martin Johnson Was Born In Monmouthshire In 1949. He Was Cricket Correspondent Atthe Independent For 10 Years, Sports Writer Atthe Telegraph For 9 Years, And Is Currently Sports Writer At Thesunday Times.