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SAVAGE: MEDIA WORK IS NO ISSUE

SAVAGE: MEDIA WORK IS NO ISSUE

By Tom Blackett

BUSY: Robbie Savage

PETERBOROUGH United boss Robbie Savage has dismissed suggestions that his media commitments are affecting his day job.
The former Leicester and Wales midfielder, who took charge of Posh last month, is a co-commentator for TNT and also presents 606 on BBC Radio 5 Live.
“It’s all about winning games of football,” Savage told the club website. “The narrative can be spun in any way but I’m a football man.
“It’s my life. It’s what I love doing and I love watching football. I’m not someb...

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