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DUNNE’S RELAXED AS U’S PONDER VACANCY

LEAGUE TWO
By Will Thompson

CALM: Joe Dunne

CAMBRIDGE caretaker manager Joe Dunne says discussions surrounding his long-term future don’t bother him and he is taking things game by game.
Shaun Derry left the club by mutual consent on February 9 following a goalless draw with Lincoln.
Backroom staff Dunne and Mark Bonner took temporary control of playing matters on an interim basis.
Dunne said: “Whatever happens, happens – they are other people’s decisions.
“That’s the game and I accept that. I have no problem with that. It frees me of any kind of paran...

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