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Megson wants lorry now

Some of us just haven’t got a clue. Gary Megson, Bolton Wanderers boss, was looking for sympathy as the much maligned transfer window system was brought up. The BBC reported this response: “If a haulage company wanted a new lorry,” he moaned, “and someone said in September you cannot have one until January, it would not be allowed."
That’s right mate, you'd have to wait until the summer.
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Gary Megson, yesterday, has to wait for a new lorry.

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