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Irwin writes every week for the Sunday World and is on MUTV a bit as far as i know.spellbound said:What about Dennis Irwin??
Irwin writes every week for the Sunday World and is on MUTV a bit as far as i know.spellbound said:What about Dennis Irwin??
Its OK Ant, I think its interesting to hear where all the footballers end up after they retired from the game.antdevil78 said:Not utd related but kevin campbell, once of arsenal and everton runs his own security company providing security for celebs and events. shows modern footballers are looking at providing an income after leaving the game
Failing that they tend to run a pub!!!!
African winesStephen said:David May is working in wine importing, I think. African or Asian wines, not sure which.
Denis Irwin also does Stadium toursscott 4 evra said:Irwin writes every week for the Sunday World and is on MUTV a bit as far as i know.
you should read Paul mcgrath's book as to what drink can do to a man.A highly intelligent man bedevilled by excessive shyness. Its a sad story with 2 divorces and a number of suciide attempts. As far as I know he is coaching kids and is involved in some sort of football director role with waterford united. his health though seems to be on the mend thank Christspellbound said:Its OK Ant, I think its interesting to hear where all the footballers end up after they retired from the game.
Are there any sad stories, about players who retires and dont have a successful career after? We know what happened to Mr Best.![]()
Ronny Johnsen did retire in 2005 but changed his mind & now plays for Valerenga in Norway.fazman said:5. johnson ( retired but dont know what he is doing)
Have yourself a first warning for swearing.razz1979 said:Ronny Johnsen did retire in 2005 but changed his mind & now plays for Valerenga in Norway.
Saw David May in Sainsburys near Heaton Park a few weeks back, not the first time I've met him but the first time when he was sober.
Didn't think much of him as a player but as a person he was a real (DELETED)!
Keane's book aside, McGrath's book is easily the best autobiography I have read.Fergaiste said:you should read Paul mcgrath's book as to what drink can do to a man.A highly intelligent man bedevilled by excessive shyness. Its a sad story with 2 divorces and a number of suciide attempts. As far as I know he is coaching kids and is involved in some sort of football director role with waterford united. his health though seems to be on the mend thank Christ![]()
Jazz 16 said:Keane's book aside, McGrath's book is easily the best autobiography I have read.
They guy was a hero of mine growing up and he was one of the best defenders
to have played the game. Had he not got caught up in the drinking culture Im
sure he would be widely regarded as one of the best ever.
The book is a great read. Some of the stories in it are terribly sad, some
incredibly funny. He sure got into some mad adventures and some very tough times.
Id recommend this book to anyone. Quality read.
I think you are right as far as I know....although not sure if he is withFergaiste said:do you know exactly what he is doing with himself now jazz as i stand to be corrected on what I said above?
Actually he's manager (not coach) of football club SK Ceske Budejovice and owner of private company.razz1979 said:Karel Poborsky (coach, Czech Republic)
Andy Richie lives in Oldham, but he isn't a in football at the moment. Neither is Denis Irwin.if your lucky you can spot andy ritchie at oldham and also dennis irwin
yh i know that. Thought id just mention it .Andy Richie lives in Oldham, but he isn't a in football at the moment. Neither is Denis Irwin.