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 One Hit Wonder - Jimmy Glass
Description: ISBN 0752431811 / Newest Review: ... The first real point that stands out is that not all footballers have a glamorous career that sees them with job security or ... more  ... even financial security.
Throughout his career Jimmy struggled to find a club that would grant him his real shot at first team football. During a career that started in 1989 and still dwindles on today Jimmy only made a total of 131 league appearances despite being on the books of 27 different clubs at various times in his career. He struggled with Injury and he describes how hard it was for him during those spells injured to just sit and watch. He also describes how gambling heavily effected his life and the amount...more |
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Format: paperback, Publisher: NPI Media Group, ISBN: 0752431811
Pages: 208, Paperback, The History Press LTD - Books/Subjects/Bio ... |
£ 9.99 |
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One Hit Wonder - Jimmy Glass: One Goal That Saved A Club (749 words)
by Andy.mack - written on 09.02.07 (Very useful, 225 readings)
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For thousands of people from the North West of England he is a hero. For everyone else he was a headline story on the news that has probably been long forgotten. For me personally he certainly falls into the first category. As a Carlisle fan it is possibly one of the most important goals anyone has ever scored for the club. Jimmy Glass will always be remembered by Carlisle fans as the man who quite possibly saved our club. It was his 94th minute goal on Saturday 8th May 1999 that kept Carlisle in the football league and it’s that goal that’s prompted this autobiography. With the help of Roger Lytollis, Jimmy Glass decided it was time to put his thoughts and ...
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