Sporting hero and MND campaigner Doddie Weir is instantly recognised as a national treasure and has made TV hosts, dinner guests, rugby fans and royalty laugh at his one-liners and observations. Now he has taken the advice of many and written down his mottos, mantras and secrets to enjoying life. In The World According to Doddie, Doddie brings together his favourite lessons for life in his uniquely hilarious, thought-provoking and life-affirming style. It'll make you laugh, it'll make you cry, and even better, you can now share Doddie's very own brand of positive thinking about life and how to live it!
Doddie Weir is a former Scotland rugby union player and Lion. A giant of the game and a rugby icon, his story is unique, inspirational and charged with a passion for living life to the full. In a rugby career which had huge highs and shocking lows, Doddie faced some of the greatest players in the game, from Jonny Wilkinson to Jonah Lomu, Brian O'Driscoll to Scott Quinnell and Martin Johnson to Joost van der Westhuizen, and set stadiums alight when on the charge like a mad giraffe . In 2017 as part of Global MND Awareness Day, Doddie announced he had been diagnosed with Motor Neuron Disease (MND). Never to shy away from a challenge, on or off the pitch, he has faced up to MND with undaunted positivity, using his boundless energy to raise funds for MND research and support, with more than GBP1million already raised and committed in the first year. Co-author Stewart Weir is a former sports reporter at the Evening Times, chief sportswriter at the Scottish Mirror, and Head of Sport at the Herald & Times Group. He was also deputy editor for official publications at the 2014 Commonwealth Games. Stewart has also worked extensively in PR, for governing bodies, and, individual clients such as Sir Chris Hoy, Stephen Hendry and Ronnie O Sullivan. He is also a regular on talkSPORT.
Title: The World According to Doddie: An A-Z of Life and how to Live It
Author: Doddie Weir
ISBN: 9781785302701
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Publisher: Bonnier Books Ltd
Publication Date: 2019-10-10
Number of Pages: 160
Weight: 0.3001 kg
