Steve Bruce's new book

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Just been PM'ed by some poster on here who has asked if I can get him a copy as he was too shy to go public.

(ideally signed 'For Charon Best Wishes Steve Bruce) .

Promised not to reveal his name as he's been a bit critical of SB on here in the past.:emoticon-0127-lipss
 
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City Man said:
Just been PM'ed by some poster on here who has asked if I can get him a copy as he was too shy to go public.

(ideally signed 'For Charon Best Wishes Steve Bruce) .

Promised not to reveal his name as he's been a bit critical of SB on here in the past.:emoticon-0127-lipss
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no ****ing chance
 
'Bruce is now a manager with eight clubs, and well over 800 matches, to his name. In his later chapters he provides an intriguing assessment of the changing face of football management. He discuss topics such as scouting, training methods and facilities, salaries and contracts, transfers and the transfer window, playing styles, the football media, fans' expectations, incessant pressure, the threat of relegation, the influx of foreign players, player power, agents, boardroom politics, and the England team.'

he seems to have overlooked the worst case of nepotism ever in the history of all sport - maybe he's saving that for his next book
 
I wonder if he'll go into detail about his Jaguar XJ sport edition? Maybe his love of chamomile tea?
 
charon-the-ferryman said:
'Bruce is now a manager with eight clubs, and well over 800 matches, to his name. In his later chapters he provides an intriguing assessment of the changing face of football management. He discuss topics such as scouting, training methods and facilities, salaries and contracts, transfers and the transfer window, playing styles, the football media, fans' expectations, incessant pressure, the threat of relegation, the influx of foreign players, player power, agents, boardroom politics, and the England team.'

he seems to have overlooked the worst case of nepotism ever in the history of all sport - maybe he's saving that for his next book
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Think that's the chapter after he discusses 2 promotions and an FA cup final , be a boring read tho , sick of all our ex managers waffling on about getting us to cup finals
 
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