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Run-in can be so useful for Gareth

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IT WOULD be difficult for even the most passionate Wycombe Wanderers fan to begrudge Gareth Ainsworth taking the manager’s job at QPR. After serving the Chairboys as a player with distinction, he managed them for a decade and led them from League Two all the way to the Championship. True, he couldn’t keep the Adams Park club in the second tier, but they gave it a real go against clubs with far greater resources at their disposal.
Now, with his 50th birthday approaching in May, he has decided it’s time to return to the Championshi...

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