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Ozzie Guillan would be proud of our Joe. I don’t remember anything like this when he was at Luton. All I can remember everyone being concerned about was his health after some hear-related scares — that and the never-ending supply of 0-0, 1-0, and 1-1 score lines.
Ya, heard all of this on Friday. Kinnear isn’t necessarily wrong. He’s just lost the plot when it comes to dealing with the media. I’ve said it before and will say it again, I think the media wouldn’t write so much crap about players, managers etc… if the teams in England, perhaps Europe in general, would have a more open door policy as they do in the U.S.