Birmingham City and Celtic star Olivier Tebily has found a new calling in life after retiring from football and realise his long time dream to grow wine.The ex-defender made a name for himself charging through attackers and many were left in a heap when coming up against him in a duel.
He is best remembered for his time at St Andrews, where he spent six years and making just 83 league appearances in the process.After being introduced to the English game by Steve Bruce at Sheffield United, it took just seven games for Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish to decide that he needed him at Celtic - where he was director of football at the time.
His rough and tumble style made him a handful for strikers and a fan favourite in the stands.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley Stadium But smashing up strikers was never Tebily's calling in life - instead he has always had his sights on something a bit more sophisticated.
Since hanging up his boots in 2008, the Abidjan-born star made it his personal aim to become Africa's first wine grower.And the 46-year-old has been a huge success, owning a vineyard where he makes his own brandy, called Cognac OT.
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