One Hit Wonder

It was Jimmy's 92nd-minute strike in the last game of the season that kept Carlisle in the Football League. A one-time gambling addict and bodyguard for Andre Agassi, as well as being the only keeper to score an own goal at Wembley, his career is a rollercoaster ride far removed from the standard football biography.

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It was Jimmy's 92nd-minute strike in the last game of the season that kept Carlisle in the Football League. Even more remarkably, Jimmy is a goalkeeper. Jimmy Glass's fascinating story runs parallel to the changing face of football. A one-time gambling addict and bodyguard for Andre Agassi, as well as being the only keeper to score an own goal at Wembley, his career is a rollercoaster ride far removed from the standard football biography. Jimmy made £200 from the goal which saved Carlisle millions. He is now working as a computer salesman while struggling to support his young family. He is also currently playing Sunday league football as a striker.