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As a former near-occupant of a Burton's shop window himself, Wolves manager Mick McCarthy had some sympathy for his opposite number Gary Johnson - even if he was privately fuming at how his old pal's team pinched a point on Saturday.
Bristol City manager Johnson, whose rear view is now awaiting a public appointment following Liam Fontaine's unlikely first goal for the club, is not the first to make such a cheeky threat, of course.See the full content of this document
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Mccarthy No Stranger to the Threat of Public's Gaze
Middlesbrough old boy Bernie Slaven, having found his words come back to haunt him in his role as a radi...
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