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TISDALE IN NO RUSH TO SIGN UP

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The LeaguePaper Team
15 October 2017

LEAGUE TWO
EXETER boss Paul Tisdale says he is in no rush to complete negotiations over a new contract.
Tisdale, 44, has been in charge of the Grecians since 2006 and is almost half way through a twoyear notice period.
Grecians chairman Julian Tagg claimed a new deal was close,.
But Tisdale said: “We’ve got a long season ahead of us. There’s no imminent rush. I’m concentrating on the team and those things will sort themselves out.
“There’s no hesitation on my part. We’re all very focused on what we’re doing. It’s not something that&rsquo...

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