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Planet FootballHow to get promoted, courtesy of QPR’s ‘four-year plan’ doc
There are eight key lessons in The Four Year Plan. Number one is: "F*cking sell the idiots."
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NewsFA reveal Liverpool are biggest spenders on agents’ fees
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Planet Football13 of the best Warnock stories: ‘You’re in f*cking Latvia’
Neil Warnock telling Phil Thompson to ‘get back in your f*cking cupboard’ is pretty wonderful.
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Planet FootballHughton exclusive: Toon exit & ‘hardest period’ at Norwich
We spoke to Chris Hughton about how he dealt with the two sackings of his managerial career.
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F365 Features‘Some people can f*** off’: Mick McCarthy’s top 20 quotes
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NewsMcCarthy to leave Ipswich Town in the summer
Mick McCarthy's six-year spell as Ipswich manager will come to an end when his contract expires.
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F365 FeaturesWolves are embracing golden past, present and future…
Wolves are on their way back to the Premier League. Do the fans welcome the road that takes them there?
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Topical Top TenTop ten Premier League players with fewer than 100 games
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Planet Football10 members of O’Leary’s Leeds team to move into management
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F365 FeaturesEngland’s Uncapped XI: No call-up for Noble…
We've picked a whole team of uncapped England players and there's still no room for Mark Noble.
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NewsPaul Clement steps into Stam’s shoes at Reading
They're massive, you'd assume. Regardless, Clement will work again with a former Chelsea colleague...
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NewsJaap eyes future as Champ sees tenth managerial casualty
Jaap's eye for a player has betrayed him. Reading part ways with the man who lead them to the play-offs.
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Portrait of an iconPortrait of an icon: Brian Clough
Far from a perfect man, but the perfect manager to lead a provincial club to the top of the game. He would have turned 83 today.
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NewsReading midfielder snubs Ireland in hope England come calling
"If he wants to think that England might come in, that's entirely his decision," seethed Martin O'Neill.
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