Tim Flowers had been at the pinnacle of the English game.He had played for England, become the most expensive goalkeeper in English football when he moved to Blackburn for £2.4 million in 1993 and in his second season at Ewood Park he lifted the Premier League trophy.But, in 1999, he was out of the Rovers side and contemplating his future.Out of favour under new Blackburn boss Brian Kidd, Flowers needed to kick-start his career.It was then Martin O'Neill came calling and Flowers ...
