Who better than Jonathan Agnew to write 'An affectionate tribute to a broadcasting legend', meaning, of course, Brian Johnston. Thanks, Johnners is much more than a simple recounting of all the gaffes (deliberate or otherwise) and practical jokes that originated with the much loved Johnners. (I was amazed to read that the 'Leg over' incident took place not long after Johnners and Aggers started working together!) The Daily Telegraph view, 'So good that I felt as if I was listening to Test Match Special' says it all. This delightful book, (if you are not a cricket lover, this might convert you) is now in paperback at £8.99
Saturday 2 July 2011
Thanks Johnners
Who better than Jonathan Agnew to write 'An affectionate tribute to a broadcasting legend', meaning, of course, Brian Johnston. Thanks, Johnners is much more than a simple recounting of all the gaffes (deliberate or otherwise) and practical jokes that originated with the much loved Johnners. (I was amazed to read that the 'Leg over' incident took place not long after Johnners and Aggers started working together!) The Daily Telegraph view, 'So good that I felt as if I was listening to Test Match Special' says it all. This delightful book, (if you are not a cricket lover, this might convert you) is now in paperback at £8.99
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