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NATHAN EYES BIG POTTERS SHAKE-UP

By Craig Scotter
CHAMPIONSHIP

DECISIONS: Nathan Jones

STOKE City manager Nathan Jones is promising “big changes” over the summer in the wake of a disappointing second half of the season since taking charge.
Jones, 45, had overseen just three victories going into Good Friday’s clash with Middlesbrough after replacing Gary Rowett in early January.
City did embark on a nine-game unbeaten run, albeit seven of those were draws, with four in a row goalless.
But after seeing his side squander a two-goal lead at home to Rotherham last weekend, eventually drawing 2-2, Jones is n...

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