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CURRIE’S ON THE BOIL FOR BARNET

By CHRIS DUNLAVY

TRUE COLOURS: Barnet manager Darren Currie is determined to do things his way at the club
PICTURE: TGSPHOTO

DARREN Currie spent his playing days waving two fingers at conventional wisdom. Now the Barnet boss is aiming to do the same thing in the National League.
Nephew of Sheffield United legend Tony Currie, the Londoner spent his formative years damned by comparisons with one of the 1970’s most exuberant playmakers.
Later, he was criticised for his physical limitations despite possessing a touch and passing range the equal ...

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