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Chris Hughton: You have to adapt to game changes

Chris Hughton had a ringside seat at the Etihad as Manchester City’s latest collapse gifted Real Madrid a 3-2 victory in the Champions League on Tuesday night.

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BIG INTERVIEW: CHRIS HUGHTON
By Chris Dunlavy

HAPPY DAYS: Chris Hughton savours promotion at Newcastle with his players, including Kevin Nolan, right
PICTURE: Alamy

Chris Hughton had a ringside seat at the Etihad as Manchester City’s latest collapse gifted Real Madrid a 3-2 victory in the Champions League on Tuesday night.
“It was a wonderful game, absolutely wonderful,” says the 66-year-old, a veteran of two Championship promotions and over 500 games in management with the likes of Newcastle United, Norwich City, Birmingham City and Brighton & Hove Albion.
“Even when you’ve been in ...

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