Championship

GOOD BREAK, BUT I’M STILL HUNGRY

by
The LeaguePaper Team
2 September 2018

THIS is the first time in 32 years I haven’t started the season at a football club. I’ve actually enjoyed it.
Being able to go away, not having to deal with agents and signing players.
I went to the Isle of Wight festival, York Races for the Ebor. I went straight from there to the Leeds festival to watch Courteneers and Kings of Leon.
I’ve seen a different side to life. In terms of football, I’ve done a lot of media work for talkSPORT and 5 Live and also been offered a couple of jobs that weren’t quite right for me.
But I’m not giving up on being a boss. ...

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