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Me? Not bothered. Emails from my employer are frequent, often well-intentioned, commonly unctious and usually ultimately self serving. Generally I will read only something addressed personally to me these days. If the employer emailed me to say the line manager has been sacked I would probably...

Who told Sky? I assume the club. So the club told the world before contacting the players. As others have said, so what? I don't expect a heads up if my boss is about to be sacked. When the players say 'this was the first I heard about it' this is simply a statement of fact. 'I was shocked by...

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This. So how the **** is the club supposed to do it? Round up CH and all the players so that when CH is sacked he can't rush off and tell his missus who then tells her friend and it is on Sky in 20 minutes before the players know? Are they supposed to tell CH and the players at the same time...