When Myra Was Ill, She Pushed Me Out to Work - I Was Going to Try to Sign a Player. Maybe the Hours I Spent Doing That, I Should Have Been Sitting with Her ; World Cup 2006
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JOHN GORMAN has sampled the ultimate buzz of a World Cup summer. Eight years ago, he was assistant to Glenn Hoddle when England's France 98 campaign marked the binning of Paul Gascoigne, the arrival of Michael Owen and, finally, the sins of David Beckham as an epic clash with Argentina culminated in penalty shootout defeat.
This summer, few men so steeped in football will be so detached from the tournament's heady thrills. While preoccupation and obsession with every movement in Germany will grip nations to the core, Gorman's search is simple.See the full content of this document
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When Myra Was Ill, She Pushed Me Out to Work - I Was Going to Try to Sign a Player. Maybe the Hours I Spent Doing That, I Should Have Been Sitting with Her ; World Cup 2006
He would like to find normality again after six months in which he was stalked by personal tragedy in its cruellest form.
On Thursday night, the popular Scotsman was reluctantly relieved of his duties as manager of WycombeWanderers, bringing to an end the most horrendous chapter of his life.Gorman had guided Wycombe to the top of League Two, on th...See the full content of this document
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