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PLANNING IS THE SECRET TO SURVIVAL

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MIRACLE WORKER: After twice keeping Torquay up, I’ve jokingly been labelled the lower league Sam Allardyce, inset
PICTURE: Gary Day

SOMEONE joked with me the other day that I’m the lower league’s Sam Allardyce!
He’s been specially hired by Everton to keep them in the Premier League – no doubt he would have had a plan before he even walked through the door.
I have my very own National League Survival Guide. The chances are any manager going into a club at this stage of the season means inheriting a crisis situation. At the moment that is my niche.
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