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Outspoken Wellens lets football do talking

Chris Dunlavy
A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL

Congratulations to Leyton Orient and to Richie Wellens, a manager who must now be turning heads at a higher level.
Since hanging up his boots in 2017, the former Leicester City midfielder has won an EFL Trophy and a brace of League Two promotions.

SUCCESS: Richie Wellens

Amidst those achievements came an impossible job on an unworkable budget at Doncaster and a laughable sacking just days after leading Salford to Wembley glory.
How those two clubs must rue letting the 43-year-old slip through their grasp. His teams play a high-tempo, attacking style,...

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