T HE football safari for an unemployed manager takes in games and training at exotic spots.
T HE football safari for an unemployed manager takes in games and training at exotic spots.
Derek McInnes left Bristol City last month
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Hugh MacDonald
There is none more chic than the Tail of the Bank and Derek McInnes has been readjusting to life on the sidelines by attending his old club's matches at Cappielow.
McInnes, who was an outstanding player for Morton from 1988 to 1995, has taken his boys to matches recently but still hankers for a more direct involvement in the game. He has been invited to attend training sessions by four managers in the Barclays Premier League and plans to spend the next couple of months studying their methods.
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