Playmaker Pflegedienst Herbstzeit Startseite. On the pitch he was a magician Arsne Wenger The first full autobiography from former footballer and England manager Glenn Hoddle Glenn Hoddle was one of the most celebrated footballers of his generation. A wonderfully talented No. 10, he formed part of the great Spurs teams of the early 1980s and cut his teeth in the blood and thunder of an England team that prioritised aggression over creativity. Often seen as a player out of time, Glenn was a playmaker in the purest sense. A creator and a goal scorer, he rose through the Tottenham youth academyplaying under Keith Burkinshaw and crossing paths with the likes of club legends Bill Nicholson and Danny Blanchflowerbefore going on to play in Monaco under the tutelage of Arsne Wenger. In Playmaker, he looks back on his rise as a prodigious young footballer and talks at length about his career that took him from cleaning the cockerel at White Hart Lane to managing the England football team at a World Cup. From scoring in an FA Cup final to winning the league in France; from revitalising Chelsea in the early 1990s, to managing the fallout after David Beckhams infamous sending off at the 1998 World Cup; from surviving a near fatal cardiac arrest at the age of 61, to continuing to work within the game he lovesPlaymaker is a life led through football, and an autobiography of one of the games most admired, thoughtful and respected personalities.