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LET’S BE POSITIVE, PLEADS STAND-IN BRYAN

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The LeaguePaper Team
15 April 2018

By Rich Dore

MESSAGE: Bryan Klug

CHAMPIONSHIP
IPSWICH caretaker-boss Bryan Klug says it “breaks his heart” to see a rift between fans and the club after he took charge for the remainder of the season.
After a campaign of discontent at Portman Road, Mick McCarthy brought his six-year term in the hotseat to a dramatic end after Tuesday’s 1-0 win over Barnsley, announcing: “I’m out of here.”
The former Wolves and Sunderland boss was due to leave the Championship club at the end of the season but departed four games early.
McCarthy, 59, was abused by some ...

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