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An Evening With Ian Holloway
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It is, but as itās a book about a disabled Argyle fan and his struggle after a cataclysmic accident, I hope you donāt mind if I make an exception in this case.
My bad, Ian. I should have clicked the link before making comment.
My apologies to you both.
My apologies to you both.
A book I am proud to own. But I only want one copy thanks Dave.Come on folks give Holloway a break as he put a Ā£100 behind the bar for a fans evening at Indian Queens Social Club many years ago.Also no bleeding wonder I still have 800 copies of my part life story - part cookbook Food for Thought still available as among other related Argyle stuff I put a picture of Holloway and myself in the book.
Food for Thought: A Combination of Life, Karate, Cooking and Disability: Amazon.co.uk: David Croft: 9781780880259: Books
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Don't insult the drink of my childhood! Thinks--"Maybe that's why I turned out this way"?
If you had tasted Kinnie, believe me you would know. I have tasted some horrible beverages in my time. A drink fermented from reindeer milk in Finnish Lapland and bottled beer in Mombasa that actually had solid lumps in but Kinnie beats them both for vileness.
I always thought a pint of Plymouth Breweries came pretty close to nul points but obviously it has serious rivals!
Take a glass of Fanta Orange and fill it with all the herbs from your spice rack ground to a powder. Stir and serve. Thatās Kinnie Seriously itās two main ingredients are bitter oranges and wormwood!!
Saw him and met him briefly when he did a talk about his career at Walkabout some time back. Was an interesting evening and gave a view on the politics that was going on at the time when he was manager. Don't think we'll ever find find out all that was happening behind the scenes but for now we move forward and hopefully get stronger as a club and team.
I'm with Kentish Green. Holloway was a rat of the highest order.
Not because he left us, all managers leave at some point, but by the way he left us.
We don't know what went on behind the scenes, and it was probably the deciding factor, but to leave the way he did was unwarranted, even though, in hindsight, he regrets the way he left, his regret just shows that what he did was wrong.
Everlasting love for the Club one day, and left for Leicester the next.
Shows him in his true colours.
I canāt say Iām bitter. Like most folk I have people and things in my life which are far far more important. But when it is suggested he was arguably Argyleās greatest ever manager, that demands a response. He may well have achieved greater things at other clubs but for us he achieved next to nothing. Sorry but in my eyes that doesnāt bring him remotely near some of our truly great managers.