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Jewell, Alan

 
9781906802578: Snod This for a Laugh

Synopsis

Ever been held at gunpoint in the USA? Or woken up naked in a hotel corridor - and not knew how? Guaranteed to be one of the funniest football books of the year, 'Tales From Snodin' is a publication with a difference. Former footballer Ian Snodin offers a unique insight about life on and off the pitch during an 18-year playing career which saw the first influx of SKY money and the FA Premier League. Revelations are laid bare in this series of 'pub chat' discussions on a range of topics - as well as the sport he made his name in. Some of English sports' most high-profile names feature, including Shearer, Gascoigne, Ruddock, Gough and Vaughan. We delve into the footballing memories of a man who signed for Everton ahead of then double winners Liverpool; who captained his home-town club while still a teenager; whose mentor was Leeds United legend, Billy Bremner; who was robbed of a potential place in England's 1990World Cup side due to a succession of serious injuries. Ian also recalls his foray into football management back at his beloved Doncaster - a club on their knees, newly relegated from the Football League when he agreed to take over only weeks before the start of the 1998/99 season. From scrabbling round for kit and struggling to field 11 men early in his managerial stint, he guided Rovers to cup success and league stability. Still heavily involved in the media, Ian remains a popular figure particularly on Merseyside and in his native Yorkshire, and is also a successful after-dinner speaker.

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À propos de l'auteur

Liverpool-born journalist Alan Jewell is a lifelong Everton supporter, who has worked at the Liverpool Echo's Old Hall Street offices for nearly a decade.The former editor and writer for Everton's official matchday programme and monthly magazine 'The Evertonian', he has previously been a news reporter for the Liverpool Echo and Daily Post. He now compiles general interest books and magazines for Trinity Mirror, most recently editing 'The McCartneys - In The Town Where They Were Born'.

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