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Chris Dunlavy
A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL

ON A glorious spring day at Norwich’s Colney training ground, Paul Lambert basked in the sunshine and reflected on promotion to the Premier League.
It was May 2011, and his team had sealed the deal with a game to spare. Shortly before a jovial briefing wrapped up, the Scot was asked if he wanted to finish with a victory against mid-table Coventry.
“I honestly couldn’t care if we lose 46-0,” he shrugged. “Those players have been partying for goodness knows how long – and I’d have done the same if...

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