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Pat Nevin - Football and How to Survive It

Preston Playhouse Theatre

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Wed, 10 Sep, 2025 at 07:30 pm

Market Street West, PR1 2HB Preston, United Kingdom

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Wed, 10 Sep, 2025 at 07:30 pm (BST)

Market Street West, PR1 2HB Preston

Preston, United Kingdom

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Pat Nevin - Football and How to Survive It
Pat Nevin shares stories and insights – revealing, thought-provoking and funny – from 40 years in football.

A familiar voice on BBC 5 Live’s coverage of the Premier League, Pat has seen the game from all sides: from being a star player at Chelsea and Everton and playing for Scotland under Sir Alex Ferguson to being chairman of the players union and even a spell as a club chief executive.

Right from the start of his career, Pat has been known as one of the most entertaining and literate voices in football: the fans’ man on the inside; a music fan as likely to be found DJing at club nights as appearing as a pundit in the media.

Pat will be in conversation with journalist and regular Playhouse talk host, Duncan Steer.

There will be a chance to ask your own questions.

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Pat Nevin - Football and How to Survive It, 10 September | Event in Preston | AllEvents
Pat Nevin - Football and How to Survive It
Wed, 10 Sep, 2025 at 07:30 pm