Riverside
2 primary works • 12 total works
Book 7
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Can Jimmy Keep the Team Together and Become their Manager Again? The seventh in the popular Riverside series about a team of Under-10 footballers trying to make history and not get into trouble - well, not too much trouble. Jimmy just has to lay hands on a Tottenham Hotspur scout. Otherwise Georgie and Ginger are going to defect, and the new Riverside U-10s will sink before they swim. Jimmy is not about to let that happen, not if he wants to work his way back up from glorified messenger-boy to being the team's manager again. Chippy has an idea (well he would, wouldn't he?): ask Brains O'Mahony. And it turns out Brains O'Mahony can help. But he wants Jimmy to do a favour for a friend of his. It involves Da. Which, given how things are between Jimmy and Da most of the time, could be more than a bit tricky...
A Dublin boys' soccer team needs to find a good player to help them end their losing streak.
Jimmy, from the Riverside Boys U-15 soccer team, is getting a little older and sets off on a new career.
The 'A Star is Born' Street League is about to explode on the Under-10s scene. The Riverside boys have a new continental sounding name - Dynamo Rouge - (even though Ginger Mullin says it sounds like the name of a lipstick because someone's sister thought it up!). When it comes to getting strips there is an almighty mix-up because blue doesn't exactly fit in with a name that means red, and with the games against Wolfe Tone, Ardmore and Southern Cross Cosmos coming up...
A Dublin boys' soccer team needs to find a good player to help them end their losing streak.
The good news: Mad Victor and Mad Henry are back from Birmingham. The bad news: They've nowhere to stay. The Irish soccer team must come up with a solution to keep the team together.
In the third Riverside adventure, the boys have moved into the big time. They''re playing in the City Slickers - Dublin Schoolboys - League, and they''ve solved their travel problems - Mr Glynn has bought a minibus.'
This Irish juvenile follows after Regan's first highly successful Riverside novel -- more adventures for the avid soccer-playing Riverside Boys.
A Dublin boys' soccer team needs to find a good player to help them end their losing streak.
A Dublin boys' soccer team needs to find a good player to help them end their losing streak.