Norman Giller Net Worth

Norman Giller Net Worth is
$7 Million

Norman Giller Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Norman Giller (born 18 April 1940, Stepney, East End, London) is a prolific English author, a sports historian and television scriptwriter.With 97 books to his name, Norman Giller is a prolific author who served his writing apprenticeship as a notable Fleet Street journalist. He was chief football reporter with the Daily Express in London (1964–74), and has been a freelance writer since leaving Fleet Street in 1974. He was 14 years a member of the This Is Your Life scriptwriting team, and has devised several television series including Who's the Greatest? (ITV, 1980s), The Games of 48 and Over the Moon, Brian (ITV 1990s), Petrolheads (BBC2 2006); he co-produced 63 editions of Stand and Deliver (Sky TV, 1990s), and has been scriptwriter and co-producer with Top Gear director Brian Klein of more than 50 sports-based videos/DVDs, featuring celebrities such as Gordon Ramsay, Ray Winstone, Alan Hansen, John Motson, Dickie Bird, Frank Bruno, Frankie Dettori, Lawrence Dallaglio, Harry Carpenter, and Jimmy Greaves. His output has also included crosswords and puzzle games with The Times, Daily and Sunday Express, The Sun, Sunday Telegraph and London Evening News. He has compiled the annual Times Sports Jumbo Crossword for 29 consecutive years, his 2011 100-clue challenge being Olympic themed.The 96th book from the Giller pen is Bill Nicholson Revisited, based on conversations over a span of more than 40 years with former Spurs manager Nicholson. It was published in the autumn of 2013. Book No 97, published in June 2014 www.normangillerbooks.com is a biography of former Northern Ireland skipper and, later, distinguished journalist Danny Blanchflower, who famously turned down the This Is Your Life book. Called Danny Blanchflower, This WAS His Life, profits from the book will go to the Tottenham Tribute Trust, to help old players suffering from the sort of dementia that clouded Danny's final years.His 93rd book – Sir Henry Cooper A Hero for All Time was published in June 2012, and before that he self-published Tottenham, The Glory-Glory Game, which he has written with members of the Spurs Writers' Club, which he formed in 2011.Book No 94 followed in December 2012. It is called Bobby Moore The Master, and tells the story of the former England football captain's life on and off the pitch. All profits for the book are going to the Bobby Moore Cancer Fund and has been published to coincide with the 20th anniversary of Moore's death from bowel cancer in February 2013. No 95 was Keys to Paradise, an adult novel in harness with first-time American novelist, Jeni Robbins.Giller was the argument-settling Judge of The Sun for ten years, and he and his sports statistician son Michael set the 2,000 questions for the DVD version of Football Trivial Pursuit. With his then partner Peter Lorenzo and associate Malcolm Rowley, Giller created one of the first major pub quiz competitions in 1974. It was called What's Yours? and had 64 competing pubs in a series sponsored 

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