• Hardback
• Condition: Fine
• 319 pages
• Non-Fiction: Memoir, Sports

The Quiet Man Roars is the enthralling story of David Robertson, one of the finest attacking full-backs Scotland has produced in the last 30 years. Spotted as a schoolboy, Robertson signed as an apprentice with Aberdeen in the early 1980s. Initially a winger, a series of unfortunate events saw David selected as left-back for a youth game and he never looked back. He made his debut for Aberdeen at 17 and was snapped up by Rangers for just shy of £1m at age 22.

David was an integral part of the Rangers side that won nine successive league championships and came within an ace of reaching the first Champions League final. Later, he played in the English Premier League for Leeds United before injury cut short his playing career, prompting a move into management.

As a player he was the epitome of the modern-day marauding full-back. As a coach he has already made his mark at clubs in Scotland, the USA and India, and been the subject of a BAFTA-winning BBC documentary. With special insight into his family life, and contributions from the likes of Brian Laudrup, Mark Hateley, Ally McCoist, Willie Miller and Alex McLeish. The Quiet Man Roars is the inside story of one of football's most respected characters.