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Now it’s crunch time for Monk…
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HE’S only 40, but Garry Monk is already on to his fifth managerial appointment. There have been stints at Swansea, where he was a loyal servant as a player, Leeds, Middlesbrough and Birmingham.
Now he has pitched up at Sheffield Wednesday following his acrimonious departure from Birmingham in the summer. Amidst a rumpus over his supposed wish to have his agent James Featherstone involved in their transfer dealings – which he has been considering taking legal action over – it’s easy to forget that Monk did a dec...

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