How the Broad Street Bullies Alumni were once nearly defeated by an amateur men’s hockey team.
How the Flyer’s ownership cost the franchise and their fans a dynasty.Why the author (and others) faced a shocking battle with Flyers former management.His experience and involvement in the game form the motivation behind this book, revealing past and present misinformation on the actual state of ice hockey in the United States.Īs they flip each page of the 11 chapters of ‘Behind the Orange Curtain,’ readers will discover: In essence, ‘Behind the Orange Curtain’ is an autobiography by Larry Clay, a former coach, administrator, and hockey equipment retailer. Having been a fan and keen observer of ice hockey, both in the USA and internationally, for over six decades, Larry Clay’s book presents a unique, insider perspective to the sport, making each page of ‘Behind the Orange Curtain’ an exciting experience. The author is thrilled to announce the release of his memoir titled ‘Behind the Orange Curtain,’ which describes his experiences with the players, ownership, and management of the Philadelphia Flyers, one of the National Hockey League’s (NHL’s) premier teams. While there may be books that promise to be more authoritative, there’s a strong difference between the official story and the real one-thankfully, Larry Clay is here to help.Writing in a blunt and direct style, Larry Clay takes readers ‘Behind the Orange Curtain’ where each chapter tells a different story, presenting a deep introspective look into the National Hockey League and the struggles of the Philadelphia Flyers With 11 different chapters that can each stand alone, Behind the Orange Curtain is a quick read that highlights previously unknown facets of the National Hockey League. Reviewers appreciate Clay’s candor, writing that Behind the Orange Curtain seems like “a conversation between friends.” With a blunt narrative style and informal tone, Clay doesn’t pull punches about the reality of hockey and the secrets that are smoothed over along with the ice. This mix of personal anecdotes and behind-the-scenes observations will appeal equally to readers of narrative nonfiction and memoir. Interspersed with memories from the author’s personal life, Behind the Orange Curtain explores how the Broad Street Bullies Alumni were almost defeated by amateurs, the truth about the sour relationship at the heart of player safety, and what the Flyers management team has cost Flyers fans. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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