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Welcome to the Terrordome: The Pain, Politics and Promise of Sports

â€œDave Zirin is the best young sportswriter in America.â€â€”Robert LipsyteThis much-anticipated sequel to Whatâ€™s My Name, Fool? by acclaimed commentator Dave Zirin breaks new ground in sports writing, looking at the controversies and trends now shaping sports in the United Statesâ€”and abroad. Features chapters such as â€œBarry Bond More »

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The Average Review score is 4.6 on a scale of 5.0. Total 26 reviewers are considered to generate the average review. Some of the new or latest reviews in Miscellaneous might be helpful and interesting to you. This average review is fetched by Kirsten Tranter and posted on 22 July

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[ 5.0 stars ] "The book said that it was slightly used I think but when it came it is in really great condition and might as well be new. ..." Courtesy by Amazon
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[ 3.0 stars ] "Ordered this last week with very high hopes, finished it the next day and wow, was i surprised at how misleading the synopsis was, yes it did tell you some little known facts about sports but it was more the ranting and opinions, not facts, of a neo-liberal con.Now i agree with everything said in the book actually but it seems more like short essays written by a college student than a book that sh ..." Courtesy by Amazon
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[ 5.0 stars ] "At some level this is an antidote to all of the positive, happy-world sports writing that has been served up over the decades. I have read many books over the years emphasizing the owner as sportsman, the player as role model, and sports as a utopian meritocracy. There is enough truth in these characterizations so that they serve as useful messages dispensed by major sports about themselves. In sh ..." Courtesy by Amazon
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2 users liked the review and gave their verdict that this review was intuitive enough to select or buy the Miscellaneous out of 2 users. Review fetched on August 27, 2013 by Books Central.

[ 1.0 stars ] "This book was very boring and I felt I wasted my money. I agreed with some of the book, but found it to be redundant and pointless. I wouldn't recommend this book unless you are a staunch liberal who wants to be told what you need to think. just terrible writing... ..." Courtesy by Amazon
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[ 2.0 stars ] "This book was mildly interesting. The author takes pot shots at easy targets without really detailing his arguments fully. Slides down into name calling too often to be taken completely seriously. However, most of the points made by this book are valid and should induce serious reflection. Would love it if all sports writers attempted this kind of serious discussion rather than all the fluff being ..." Courtesy by Amazon
- The Miscellaneous review is genenrated by P. Flanagan which was written on August 29, 2010
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Available	No
Author	Dave Zirin
Binding	Paperback
Creator	Chuck D
Format	Bargain Price
Label	Haymarket Books
Manufacturer	Haymarket Books
NumberOfItems	1
NumberOfPages	280
ProductGroup	Book
ProductTypeName	ABIS_BOOK
PublicationDate	2007-06-01
Publisher	Haymarket Books
Studio	Haymarket Books
Title	Welcome to the Terrordome: The Pain, Politics and Promise of Sports

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