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WAGNER COOL AS HIS ALLY WAITS TO LEAVE

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The LeaguePaper Team
2 April 2017

By Ben Baker

IN LIMBO: Stuart Webber

MANAGER David Wagner insists nothing will derail Huddersfield’s push for promotion following the news that head of football operations Stuart Webber has been placed on gardening leave.
Following speculation linking him with a move to Norwich City, a statement on Thursday from Huddersfield announced that Webber was on leave until the matter was resolved.
The news could have come as a blow to Wagner, with Webber playing a big part in brining the German to the club in 2015.
The duo also worked together in the summer overhaul of the playing staff, w...

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