Review
'Candid and refreshingly honest. An excellent book' -- Observer 'St John has played back his story in vivid colour and at times with painful honesty' -- Independent 'An honest, opinionated autobiography... His portrait of Shankly, whom he worships with painful reservations, is tremendous' -- The Times -- The Times 'Genuinely revealing... St John's attempt to explain his muddled feelings towards mentor Bill Shankly is worth the cover price alone' -- Scotsman 'a thrill to read and sheds new light on some of the game's leading personalities.' -- Sunday Herald
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About the Author
Born in 1938, Ian St John was one of six siblings brought up by his widowed mother, his father dying when he was young. He joined Motherwell in 1956, then was signed by Liverpool in 1961. When his playing days were over he managed Coventry City, Motherwell, Portsmouth and Sheffield Wednesday. Then came his TV career and his famous pairing with Jimmy Greaves to present 'Saint and Greavsie' in 1984. Ian St John is now much in demand as an after dinner speaker and runs a highly successful soccer coaching school.
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