Book Week Scotland 2022: Paul Smith – The Road to Barcelona
Thursday, 17 November, 2022 at 6.30 p.m.
Ibrox Library, 1 – 5 Midlock Street, Glasgow G51 1SL
Book Week Scotland 14 – 20 October, 2022
Scottish author Paul Smith is no stranger to spilling Scotland’s sporting stories, having written 18 sport and biography titles charting the stories being the headlines of some of Scottish football’s most interesting characters.
During Book Week Scotland, Paul will be at Ibrox Library to discuss his new book The Road to Barcelona: The Glory of 72 and My Life in Football in which he shares the story of his father, former Rangers player Dave Smith.
Paul will be joined by special guest Dave Smith for an insightful father and son Q&A session exploring two very interesting careers and how they have interconnected.
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Written by : Pat Byrne
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