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‘City days were disaster but I learned loads!’

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The LeaguePaper Team
3 December 2023

BIG INTERVIEW: GED BRANNAN

By Chris Dunlavy

Ged Brannan might be a first-time manager but don’t try telling the new Morecambe boss that he lacks experience.
“How many games have I played?” retorts the 51-year-old. “How many coaching sessions have I seen? How many dressing rooms have I been in through the years?”
The answer to all of those questions is a hell of a lot. Born in Liverpool, Brannan was a product of the Tranmere youth system and spent seven years at Prenton Park before embarking on a colourful odyssey throughout the domestic game.
Stints long and short at Motherwell, Wigan, Dunf...

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