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Day My Dream Ended电子书

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作       者:Holmes, Jimmy

出  版  社:Andrews UK

出版时间:2017-01-31

字       数:12.8万

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As a child, growing up Dublin, Jimmy Holmes dreamed of becoming a professional footballer. Spotted in the local youth team by the great Matt Busby and invited to go to Manchester United, he was persuaded, instead, to sign for Coventry City, heralding the start of a glittering career in football. The young Jimmy had it all ahead of him, or so he believed, but just a few years later, a serious injury brought an abrupt end to his dreams. In this frank autobiography, Jimmy reveals how he endured years of heartache and disappointment following the accident as he struggled to come to terms with the fact that his time as a First Division footballer was over. From being highly sought after, representing the Republic of Ireland and playing top flight football, Jimmy suddenly found himself looking for ways to continue in the game he loved, before pursuing a new career in the police force. With forewords by Glenn Hoddle and Johnny Giles, The Day My Dream Ended tells the compelling story of Jimmy's meteoric rise to the top of his game and beyond, and the untimely end of one of the most promising football careers of his generation.
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Front Matter

Title Page

Publisher Information

Foreword (1)

Foreword (2)

Prologue

The Day My Dream Ended

Early Days in the Liberties

From John Bosco FC to Coventry City

Teenage Call-up for Irish Senior Team

First Division Debut with Sky Blues

Jimmy’s Photo Album

Big Money Transfer to Tottenham Hotspur

Broken Leg Nightmare in Sofia

Heading Off to North American League

Back Home, Playing at Lower Level

Into Non-League, as a Manager

New Career, Pounding the Beat

Postscript

Back Matter

Football Career

About the Authors

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