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WALK ON THE WILD SIDE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 April 2017

STEVE ENGLISHis well known to readers of The NLP. His ‘Football Earth’ cartoons have been appearing in our pages for the past six years. But now his fame is spreading with a Football Earth book entitled The Wild Side.
The drawings of animals of all kinds playing football range from hilarious, to empathetic to frankly brutal. All of animal life is here in a way David Attenborough might appreciate.
The inspiration for Steve’s cartoons came from the revelation that dolphins off the coast of Wales were playing football with jellyfish. He has gone on to create his own line up o...

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