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"I
am not a number, I'm a free man," bellowed the
Prisoner. Greedy sod, he should have been grateful,
because Coventry City striker Paul Williams is remembered
in the tomes of football folly by just a solitary letter.
Yes, one blessed letter.
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SHOW STEVE SOME CHARITY
MONDAY 5TH NOVEMBER
2007 |
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Steve McClaren has come under fire from
the press for spending the weekend in
LA watching David Beckham playing in a
charity match against opposition like
Without A Trace star Anthony LaPaglia
and Def Leppard guitarist Viv Campbell.
McClaren’s critics
are wrong. With just two weeks until the
crunch qualifier, it would madness if
McClaren were to stay in England and keep
tabs on the Premier League, watching the
players who he surely knows all about
by now.
As Croatia are almost certain
to qualify for the finals, who’s
to say that there won’t be a smattering
of celebrities in the side that Slaven
Bilic will bring to Wembley in a couple
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There’s no such thing as
over-preparation, and if the Croatian equivalent
of John Nettles and Cliff Richard line up against
England and we somehow manage to win the game,
it’ll be one in the eye for the journos
and their poisonous anti-McClaren agendas.
If however, Croatia pitch up with
their best XI and do us over again, the LA trip
will look like the ultimate f**k-up and charity
gigs will be the only kind of serious work McClaren
is likely to get in the next few years.
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