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Informationen zum Autor Eamon Dunphy was a professional footballer in the 1960s and early 1970s, with Manchester United and then mainly Millwall, also winning 23 caps for Ireland. He subsequently wrote columns on both football and current events, presented on radio for several stations including Today FM, Newstalk and RTÉ Radio 1, and regularly appeared as a football analyst on Raidió Teilifís Éireann (RTÉ). He has also written a biography of Matt Busby and ghost-wrote the autobiography of Roy Keane. He lives in Dublin, and describes himself as having been "a good player, not a great player". Klappentext Eamon Dunphy was a professional footballer in the 1960s and early 1970s! with Manchester United and then mainly Millwall! also winning 23 caps for Ireland. He subsequently wrote columns on both football and current events! presented on radio for several stations including Today FM! Newstalk and RT¿Radio 1! and regularly appeared as a football analyst on Raidi¿ Teilif¿¿reann (RT¿. He has also written a biography of Matt Busby and ghost-wrote the autobiography of Roy Keane. He lives in Dublin! and describes himself as having been "a good player! not a great player". Zusammenfassung The season began so well for the Republic of Ireland international midfielder Eamon Dunphy at Millwall - and ended in disillusionment and being on the transfer list. In classic memoir, he charts the progress of the team during a season that begins with such high hopes and is filled throughout with high drama.
