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They must have been very relieved by that late equaliser.
Not too much to ask.
That’s a very interesting point — Grealish “deserves huge credit for the second goal. His bit of skill led to the corner Maitland-Niles eventually scored from”?
That must be the longest time ever assist recorded!
I was thinking of Keiran McKenna who resigned from Ipswich at the end of last season after getting them promoted. He resigned to get away from football for a break.
Unfortunately for anyone interested in him coming back there is a financial sum due to Ipswich of £8M.
He was and I presume still is well regarded by other clubs after turning down Chelsea and Spurs in the past and as a coach at Man. Unt. and Spurs was very well thought of because of his coaching ability.
Different from Moyes who thinks he knows how to manage a premier league club but not convincing many fans of the clubs he has managed!