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Ollie
The Autobiography of Ian Holloway
- Author:
- By Ian Holloway
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- Hardback
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- Published: 17th Sep 2007
- ISBN: 1906229171
- Pages: 200
- Size: 268mm x 162mm
From Word of Sport:
If anyone can give lie to the notion that there's no characters left in football, it's Ian Holloway. Outspoken, humourous and seemingly on a mission to fill an entire quote book entirely with his own musings, Holloway's autobiography promises much. There's more to him than just being a rent-a-quote however and the book will benefit immeasurably if this side of him is allowed to shine through.
From the Publisher:
"Ollie" - The Autobiography of Ian Holloway will be launched in September, this is more than just a football book this is a story of personal grit and determination. Ian Holloway, manager of Championship side Plymouth Argyle is one of football's most outspoken and interesting characters as well as being a respected football coach. This book will be the first time that Ollie tells his story from his days as an apprentice at Bristol Rovers through to his playing days at the highest level with QPR.
Now a respected football manager he has had many personal battles to overcome not least illness and learning that his children are profoundly deaf.
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