The remarkable story of an unforgettable day in top-flight English football -
when 66 goals were netted in just ten fixtures on Boxing Day 1963. The author
brings each match to life through archive reports and images, exploring how
such a staggering tally of goals was scored. The book features detailed
profiles of the characters involved.
Covers 750 species of Southern African birds, including not only all the resident and breeding species occuring in the subregion but many of the rare visitors and vagrants. Photographs illustrate the variety of plumages and postures, including many pictures taken in flight.
This collection features a selection of the memorable ‘news items’ from the Two Ronnies show, illustrated with over twenty cartoons. The humor includes classic gags like the elephant on the M1, a contortionist searching for relatives, and a stuntman landing on Raquel Welch, described humorously as “extremely comfortable.” The sketches range from Corbett’s portrayal of a man losing his bearings in a ball bearing factory to Barker’s comedic temper tantrum. Other highlights include a dance scene with Teddy boys and topless girls, as well as a humorous take on Frankenstein's castle, where Barker plays the monster. The collection also revisits a famous ghost sketch, showcasing the duo's comedic chemistry.
The editor, Peter Vincent, is a seasoned comedy writer for TV and radio, having collaborated with Dave Allen for two decades and serving as script editor for the Two Ronnies. He has penned numerous half-hour comedies, including ‘Sorry,’ which reached a global audience of around 30 million. Vincent has worked with notable figures like Frankie Howerd and David Frost, and he enjoys writing humorous novels. His upcoming e-book, ‘The Hawkwind Enigma,’ promises a blend of comedy and adventure. Vincent expresses his joy in creating laughter, whether for himself or others.