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Let’s not get carried away with spy row

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The LeaguePaper Team
13 January 2019

The Football League Paper
IT’S been difficult to avoid news of Spygate over the last couple of days – everyone seems to want to have their say.
To set the scene, Derbyshire Police said officers were called to Derby’s training ground on Thursday morning and a man was spoken to at the perimeter fence, but no arrests were made.
Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa then said he took responsibility for a member of his staff being the man in question. Not surprisingly, Derby, and manager Frank Lampard in particular, weren’t amused.
Bielsa said: “I talked to Frank Lamp...

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