Competition
Win Moneyball on Blu-ray and learn about baseballing
Movie Competition
Matt
19th March 2012
Answer a simple question and you can win a Blu-ray copy of Moneyball, transporting you to the magical world of baseball stats and thin Jonah Hills. AND your copy will come with a free book, meaning you can read about all those things too! TWICE THE FUN.

Plus, you’d be winning a FREE copy. What more do you want? Oh, ok – yes, Ali has seen it and he said it’s really good. There, you happy?
Right then, click here to answer a shamefully simple question and you could win one of three Blu-rays, each with its own copy of the book, that we’ve kindly been told to give away and not keep for ourselves.
For anyone that doesn’t win, Moneyball is available on general release from Monday 19th March (which is today, unless you’re reading this in the future. Either way, it’s out now).

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