Time Added On: The Autobiography
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| Rating | : | 4.58 (577 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1844880761 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 272 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-04-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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"George keep speaking out" according to Jaguar 2George keep speaking out Jaguar 240 George is very honest. 0. George is very honest. boston girl said a great read. this is the story of a man who struggled in the wrong job (catering) only to find his true calling (tv/radio presenter) much later in life. Its an honest, humorous account, a read you won't want to put down. For anyone feeling discontented about their work, or feeling like your in a rut read this for a new perspective.. "a brilliant insight into the man behind the microphone." according to neil powell. ichose this book because george hook is a vastly experienced irish broadcaster, i wasnt disapointed.i was really interested in his early life.
George Hook is one of the biggest TV & Radio personalities in Ireland George Hook is Ireland's most respected and best-known rugby pundit. George also writes a rugby column for the Sunday Independent Ireland's largest selling paper. His daily drive-time show, The Right Hook on Newstalk 106, has become hugely popular. . His pronouncements on RTE TV are often more entertaining than the match itself
His pronouncements on RTE TV are often more entertaining than the match itself. About the Author George Hook is one of the biggest TV & Radio personalities in Ireland George Hook is Ireland's most respected and best-known rugby pundit. George also writes a rugby column for the Sunday Independent Ireland's largest selling paper. His daily drive-time show, The Right Hook on Newstalk 106, has become hugely popular.
He also tells about his career in catering and the constant struggle to keep the banks, his creditors and a nervous breakdown at bay. Hook tells with painful frankness of his life and his failure as a son, as a father, as a husband and as a businessman. He found solace in rugby. Here for the first time is his account of how he gave Eddie O'Sullivan his first big break, how they made a success of Connacht, and how the relationship changed. In his autobiography George Hook will tell his amazing life story for the first time, from his childhood in Cork right through to his emergence as one of the sharpest and most outspoken media commentators of today. He writes with a sometimes unsettling honesty about the impact it all had on his life and the lives of those he was closest to, and how he both saved his marriage and found happiness and redemption in the career for which he was made.. It covers his controversial days coaching London Irish and how h