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Fleet Street's first female football reporter, Julie Welch, tells Football Focus' Caroline de Moraes about the ups and downs of making her way in such a male-dominated industry. The Cardiff City manager, speaking following his side’s 0-0 draw with Huddersfield, dismissed claims that Brexit will make it harder for Premier League clubs to sign players – then called on Theresa May to deliver on the referendum result. They are hardly starved of opportunity. Which is a shame, since if anyone has the necessary requisites to pick through the morass currently enveloping the issue, it is a football manager. Follow your club now for first access to all our news, views and analysis. In every aspect. And given that the Burnley boss has just presided over a victory against Fulham despite not recording a single shot on target, the state of the nation’s current account suggests we could use someone capable of making something out of nothing. “We’ve got three main targets now,” he said, “but we thought we had a midfielder signed last week and that fell through. Just look up on youtube the glorious footage of Barry Fry concluding contract discussions with a brisk “nah, I’m desperate to sign him but you ain’t gonna get anywhere near that figure” for an idea of how negotiations could be conducted. They had a referendum and now we see different politicians and everyone else trying to put their foot in it … Why did we have a referendum in the first bloody place? “I think once the country knows what they’re doing, it will be straightforward [to make signings] … Any transfer window is difficult for me, not just this one.”. True, Jurgen Klopp has made some fuzzy, warm noises about how the rest of Europe would prefer it if the UK remained in their club. Cardiff City say comments made by manager Neil Warnock about Brexit "do not reflect the political position of the club". Neil Warnock has used a post-match press conference to attack the government’s handling of Brexit negotiations – insisting a clean exit from the EU will be better for Britain “football-wise”, and “in every aspect”.
“Agents get a sniff elsewhere, with better deals. “I can’t wait to get out of it, if I’m honest. 'To hell with the rest of the world': Neil Warnock attacks government's handling of Brexit - video, David Wagner fumes as Huddersfield see penalty denied in draw with Cardiff, Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa’s admission. Michel Barnier would face little chance, for instance, if confronted by Marcelo Bielsa. Watch the best moments of Arsenal striker Vivianne Miedema after she becomes the first player to reach 50 Women's Super League goals. Brighton’s Chris Hughton used to write a column for Newsline, the Workers Revolutionary Party paper; Derby’s Frank Lampard long ago revealed he is a Tory; while Sol Campbell, installed at Macclesfield Town, not only tried to stand as a Conservative candidate for Mayor of London but is a robust advocate of field sports, revealing to the magazine Shooting Times in 2015 that “this year I have shot 30 birds, the banter was lovely”.
But on this football’s managerial corps has largely remained silent. And it is not as if modern coaches are without political hinterland. Football-wise as well, absolutely. Replacing the irreplaceable: How can Liverpool cope after losing Virgil van Dijk. All we need now are Piers Morgan, Alan Sugar, Louise Mensch and that woman who hates refugees with the mole on her face to come out in favour of Brexit and we should be … • Cardiff manager attacks government’s handling of Brexit talks• ‘I can’t wait to get out. Neil Warnock clearly has the same ideas about politics as he does about football. And if Warnock is not available (having been held back by his employers at Cardiff City who were quick to issue a statement distancing themselves from his comments), there are others who might do the job. Not least because the Leeds manager would know precisely what the EU’s man was going to say having installed a spy in his office weeks earlier. Cardiff City say Neil Warnock's comments on Brexit "do not reflect" the position of the club or the board of directors. Warnock had said at Cardiff City Stadium: "I don't know why politicians don't do what the country wanted, if I'm honest. We’re better off out of the bloody thing’. Over the weekend, he chucked a long throw into the midst of the biggest issue of our times: Brexit. Get latest scores and headlines sent straight to your phone, sign-up to our newsletter and learn where to find us on online. I think we’ll be far better out of the bloody thing. He had been asked what impact Brexit could have on his club's transfer dealings in the January window. “Funny, weren’t it?” said Warnock.
Listen, I hope they come and watch us, it will confuse them. Neil Warnock has used a post-match press conference to attack the government’s handling of Brexit negotiations – insisting a clean exit from the … I don’t think you can say anything until they’re actually sat in your office signing the papers. Keeping impatient chairmen, uppity players and trouble-stirring agents onside requires skills immediately recognisable in any parliamentary whips’ office. Alistair Campbell even claims that Sean Dyche would make a fine Prime Minister. How to get into football - the most popular sport in the world, with clubs and facilities throughout the UK. United Kingdom to leave the European Union. While he may well have been attempting to divert attention from a match against Huddersfield this paper’s James Corrigan described as being so bad, never mind last on Match of the Day, it should have been scheduled after the credits, his venture into politics was nonetheless surprising. – but in the fact he made it at all. At least twice a week managers face press conferences, a forum in which, generally, they seize on anything which might deflect from their own shortcomings. Analysis and opinion from our chief football writer. "I can't wait to get out of it, if I'm honest. That’s the job we’re in at the minute … I don’t think the chairman has ever worked so hard to get me players.”. Warnock was also asked about the Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa’s admission that he had sent a member of staff to spy on Derby’s training session before Friday’s Championship meeting between the two clubs.
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