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’AFTER TEN YEARS, I’M GLAD TO TAKE THE FLAK AT DALE!’

BIG INTERVIEW: BRIAN BARRY-MURPHY

GOOD EXAMPLES: From left,former Rochdale boss Keith Hill, ex-Bury manager Alan Knill and former Preston boss David Moyes
PICTURE: PA Images

By Chris Dunlavy

’I spoke to Keith (Hill) and he said he was certain I could help the players’
BRIAN Barry-Murphy thought he was set for the dole queue when Keith Hill was sacked by Rochdale last month.
Instead, the former Preston, Bury and Sheffield Wednesday midfielder has landed a job beyond his wildest dreams.
“You see someone of Joey Barton’s calibre going in at Fleetwood,” sa...

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