Reviews and Media
BBC Radio 4 - Four Thought
Recorded live at Shambala Festival, Ewan tells the story of a Spartan-esque victory against all odds, and how to blag fielding a team full of ringers.
Jim White - Telegraph
"When I met Flynn, he said his ambition for the book was to see someone reading it on the Tube. If he had seen me doing just that, he would have caught me snorting with laughter, unable to control myself at the recognition of the world he brings to the page."
London Live News
Ewan gave an interview on his inspirations for writing We are Sunday League on the London Live TV channel on 7th July 2017
iNews
Read an exclusive extract from We Are Sunday League on iNews, published on 12th July 2017
MY writing
The Independent
When the fun stops bet more - football’s tragic addiction to the gambling industry.
Heads you lose - the growing case against heading the ball.
The Blizzard
The Atomic Boys - the eccentric group of Blackpool fans who became British football’s first ‘ultra’ group plus Winston Churchill, a Hollywood A-Lister, Stanley Matthews and a live tangerine dyed duck.
The Rebels - Jimmy Hill’s morally dubious boycott breaking football tour to apartheid South Africa
The Liar - how Robert Maxwell used football to make a Lazarus-like comeback
Four Four Two
The imperfect hat-trick - Martin Palermo’s nightmare at the 1999 Copa America.
Question Time and the Kung Fu kick - how Eric Cantona went from foreign villain to international treasure.
90MIN
From Russia with love - adventures from the 2018 Fifa World Cup.
RADIO INTERVIEWS
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Sports Book of the Month
“No schoolboy was ever captivated by net spends and transfer windows,” says the book’s cover; it seems that fewer and fewer of us old ‘uns are either, which is why We Are Sunday League is such a breath of fresh footballing air."
Of Pitch and Page
"The nearly-made-it midfielder now playing for fun, the winger desperate to make his sport-mad father proud, the goalkeeper who briefly lived his professional football dream and then returned. Amateur football is all about the characters. Who wouldn’t want to read about the captain of Gibraltar and the Tottenham fan who stole Tim Sherwood’s gilet?"
When Saturday Comes
"His strongest chapter is reserved for the thwarted ambitions of ex-Spurs apprentice and Wizards talisman Danny Grimsdell, who you may remember as the Tottenham supporter Tim Sherwood invited into the dugout in 2014."