Frank Gifford talks about his career as a golden boy for the New York Giants. His new book about the dramatic 1958 NFL Championship game between the Giants and the Baltimore Colts is The Glory Game.
Events:
Frank Gifford will be speaking and signing books
Thursday, November 13 at 1:00pm
Borders
100 Broadway
Frank Gifford will be speaking and signing books
Saturday, November 15 at 7:00pm
Book Revue
313 New York Ave., Huntington, NY
Frank Gifford will be speaking and signing books
Wednesday, November 19 @6:00pm
Barnes & Noble
Stamford Towne Center
100 Greyrock Place, Suite H009
Stamford, CT
Guests:
Frank Gifford
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I read your book THE GLORY GAME and loved it. I grew up watching and rooting for the Colts. I watched that game on T.V. 50 years ago when I was 14. I got to see Unitas and colts play at Memorial Stadium and was given a brick when it was demolished. I remember the colts coming to my high school to play basketball against the teachers in the off-season. I have also followed your career through the years and I also share your birthday of August 16. Thanks so much for reviving the memories and for sharing both sides of the story.
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