How do you play every game? yelled Mick. Like the All-Ireland Final!cheered the whole dressing room. Danny Wilde wants one thing more than anythingelse in the world and thats to get his GAA team, Littlestown Crokes, to thetop of the League. With the help of his dad, their coach, Mick, he knows theycan win. Things go wrong, when Danny stays with his horrible uncle and aunt,who know nothing about GAA, can the Crokes can make it after all? Danny comesup with a brilliant plan, but needs a whole lot of help to make it work! Thisis the first title in a fantastic New Sports Fiction series.

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ReviewWelcome addition to sports literature for youngsters. Sunday IndependentOne young sports obsessive I know sped through the story Praised theback-story. The Irish Times Young GAA fans everywhere will want to gettheir hands on a copy of Little Croker. Carlow Nationalist a sharplyexecuted tale with plenty of humourous characterisations and some seriousstorylines thrown in Inis Magazine OBrien is good at conjuring up theatmosphere of the GAA and the importance that a club has in a local community.Will appeal to football mad boys and girls Books Ireland a good,intelligent, contemporary Irish read Inis Magazine