Man Of The Match

Jamie Johnson #4

by Dan Freedman

Jamie Johnson is fast becoming the most popular player in the country. He's playing the best football of his career for his beloved Hawkstone. But life at the top of the league isn't as easy as it seems...After Hawkstone sign a new winger, Jamie suddenly has a serious rival on the team. And when he finds himself sent on loan to a tiny local club, Jamie wonders if it's all over...

208 pages, Paperback

First published July 5, 2010

Reviews

[Leo Margetts · Rating 4 out of 5]

This 4th book about Jamie Jhonson was the best because not only does it have football in it but it also has Jamie as a premier league player. In the book Jamie plays for Hawkstone as a deadly left winger. Problem awakens when a famous new player finds himself in Hawkstone football club in the premier league. That famous football player plays in Jamie's own position: left winger. Jamie's position in the club is at threat as the player unleashes havoc amongst the club. Little does the club know that he is trying to make Hawkstone get relegated. When he is at the club Jamie is on loan to Seaport town who with Jamie's help rise up to the premier league too.

[15Vailel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Jamie Johnson starts the season on fire. He's playing for his beloved Hawkstone - and he's the top scorer in the country. But when a rival from an Italian club joins his team, everything changes. Jamie's temper gets the better of him, and he's sent on loan to a much smaller club. Will Jamie be able to make it back into the big time - or has he blown his chances for good?

[Zaid Ahmed · Rating 4 out of 5]

Jamie, a phenomenal footballer , wanted to uncover a big lie about Bertorrelli, a deceiver who fixes matches to make money, so that he would not deceive the great Hawkstone United. but he was transferred from the great Hawkstone United to a unknown Seaport Town because the manager of the team thought he was lying. So after playing and preforming so well he was brought back to Hawkstone United. Then he played for the team and won the league for the team. The theme of the story is that always follow the path of truth and show your bravery when needed.

[Biswadip Chattopadhyay · Rating 4 out of 5]

A riveting read. The fourth book of the Jaime Johnson series written by Dan Freedman is a emotionally enhanced English Premier League fairytale saga. Readers would get an inside experience of a young footballers life in a league, mindset during and off-play, sprinkled with some doses of drama and thrill.
Jaime Johnson and his merry-go-round season with Hawkstone United and Seaport Town, with some interesting characters like Raymond Porlock and Robbie will make you intrigued up until the end.
Small chapters, intertwined with some graphics make the book very fast to finish.

[Stacey Woods · Rating 4 out of 5]

One child said 4, the other said 5 so if Goodreads allowed, we would’ve said 4.5...

[Anannya Waraqa Matin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Irony of reading a football related book while in the hospital for a football related injury.

[Noah · Rating 4 out of 5]

meh.

[Joel Hettler · Rating 3 out of 5]

If you love football and books, this is perfect. It a little childish, and I had nothing else to read, bilut it'd still a nice short book. My personal favourite of the series.

[Sarah Pickles · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ordered this series of books because I thought they would be great for all our football fans - some of whom just happen to be more reluctant about reading than they are playing football. This book didn't disappoint and as a football fan myself I thoroughly enjoyed it. Fast paced, loved the character of Jamie Johnson and I know our football fans will finally find a series (other than Tom Gates) that they love!

[Cr7 · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is Jamie Johnson's chance to be a professional footballer by impressing Mr Hansard,but he really wants to be a Hawkstone man of the match. He played like the greatest Hawkstone player to really impress Mr Hansard by having Jack the goal keeper. He beated Dillon and his friend to impress Hansard.

[William Pearce · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good read for peopleDan Freedman who love football