Location: United Kingdom
Member Since:
Sep. 30, 2012
Malcolm Robinson
Biography
Mal Robinson is the current Editor in Chief for Media73's range of UK football magazines. He is also the MD for the company.
Having been in this role for 3 years, Mal was in the Royal Air Force previously, serving on operations in Afghanistan (twice) and Iraq (once). He has served in Cyprus, Canada and Jordan amongst other places. He has also served on Royal VIP duties for HM the Queen of England.
Mal has been involved in 5 books to date. 24 Hour SAFC People, From Afghanistan to Temazepam, Auf Wiedersehen Lads and Magic Carpet Ride - The Story of Niall Quinn's Time At Sunderland AFC and the eBook - The Sixty6 Unofficial World Cup Cookbook.
Having been in this role for 3 years, Mal was in the Royal Air Force previously, serving on operations in Afghanistan (twice) and Iraq (once). He has served in Cyprus, Canada and Jordan amongst other places. He has also served on Royal VIP duties for HM the Queen of England.
Mal has been involved in 5 books to date. 24 Hour SAFC People, From Afghanistan to Temazepam, Auf Wiedersehen Lads and Magic Carpet Ride - The Story of Niall Quinn's Time At Sunderland AFC and the eBook - The Sixty6 Unofficial World Cup Cookbook.
Where to find Malcolm Robinson online
Website: http://www.malcolmrobinson.co.uk
Twitter: @mally1robbo
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://unofficialworldcupcookbook.blogspot.co.uk/
Twitter: @mally1robbo
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://unofficialworldcupcookbook.blogspot.co.uk/
Books
The Sixty6 Unofficial World Cup Cookbook
by Malcolm Robinson
Price:
$1.99 USD.
Words: 21,000.
Language:
English.
Published: June 16, 2014
.
Categories:
Nonfiction » Cooking, Food, Wine, Spirits » International, Nonfiction » Sports & outdoor recreation » Football & rugby » Soccer (association football)
The Sixty6 Unofficial World Cup Cookbook is the publication for all Soccer fans to enjoy during and after the World Cup, with a recipe from each nation in the tournament. Also find hypothetical football recipes and a foreword from former England International, Carlton Palmer.
Palmer himself famously won UK TV cookery show - "Come Dine With Me".
Sixty6 is the magazine for the England team.