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Tony Flood

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Tony Flood is a British author, playwright, and former journalist. He was born 7th September, 1943 in Romford, Essex

Tony Flood Born 7th September, 1943, Romford, Essex Nationality British Spouce Heather Flood, author. Occupation Author, playwright, former journalist. Author genre Thriller, fantasy adventure and celebrity Websites www.celebritiesconfessions.com and www.fantasyadventurebooks.com

Career in journalism and television[edit]

After starting his career in journalism with the Lewisham Borough News, Tony Flood moved to the Kentish Times Series, where he later became Sports Editor. In between he had a spell as Sports Editor of the Slough Observer Series. He was also Sports Editor of the Lancashire Evening Telegraph and Star in Blackburn from 1979-1983, and upon returning to the South East, he worked part-time for the Sunday Express as a sub-editor.[1][2] As Head of Sport of Sunday Sport from 1986-1988, Flood's staff included England's World Cup winning football captain Bobby Moore.[3] He later worked for the Newsquest series of papers from 2002-2008, during which time he interviewed many showbiz stars as a theatre critic and writer.[4]

External Websites[edit]

http://www.celebritiesconfessions.com
http://www.fantasyadventurebooks.com

References[edit]

  1. Barns, Sarah (2014-11-24). "'Overweight' pensioner with type 2 diabetes believed to be oldest footballer in the UK". Express.co.uk. Retrieved 2017-05-22.
  2. "Ex-Lancashire Telegraph sports editor casts". Lancashire Telegraph. Retrieved 2017-05-22.
  3. Lockley, Mike (2017-01-29). "When I was Bobby Moore!". birminghammail. Retrieved 2017-05-22.
  4. "Author's sexy crime thriller nominated for award". News Shopper. Retrieved 2017-05-22.


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