Life in the Faz Lane

The legend that is Faisal ‘Faz’ Madani has undeniably gone down in the annals of infamy as one of Britain's greatest ever fraudsters. 


From a young age right up to the present day he has been a constant thorn in the side of both the police and the establishment. 

Headhunted at the tender age of fourteen by MI6, he has played the authorities at their own game. They thought they were controlling 

him, but it was he who was the puppet master. 


As a young man he was a smuggler supreme. In his native Iran, he was the ‘go to guy’ for Ayatollah Khomeini during the troubles 

with Iraq. If the Iranian army wanted something, he would undoubtedly deliver via his network of contacts around the world.


Still the only man ever to have had three bogus accounts at the Queen's bank, Coutts, he managed to beat the system time and again.

He was at the the forefront of the infamous and fraudulent TV shopping channel, Auction World. He had the largest network of top premiership footballers in history on his books. Remarkably, he defended himself at The Old Bailey, running rings round the Crown Prosecution Service and the notorious City of London police.


This lively account of his life is crammed full of laughs, scams, revelations and not least of all, his ‘bouncebackability’. Probably the most candid book ever written about football corruption and greed. 


Ladies and gentlemen - we present... 


Life in the Faz Lane!