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Daniel Taylor here on football's neopotism 10:06 - Feb 18 with 677 views

I imagine the Guardian lawyers have worked hard on this one. It's very good though.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2019/feb/17/everythings-a-little-too-c

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Daniel Taylor here on football's neopotism on 10:12 - Feb 18 with 644 views

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Edit: No.

Although Alex Bruce has a habit of playing for the same club his Dad happens to be manager of....

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Daniel Taylor here on football's neopotism on 11:17 - Feb 18 with 551 views

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It's similar to most walks of life, and in some ways is understandable that they may get pushed on a bit more.

But some of the cases are ridiculous - there is a big difference between a good footballer like Alex Bruce getting more opportunities than there is a player who is patently not good enough getting new contracts going up the leagues as they have no success.

We had Sam Westley here for a bit, son of Terry Westley who was head of the EPPP. Sam had previosuly been at Birmingham and Stoke when his Dad was there, when he was between jobs he was here, and then when Terry went to West Ham he went there - miles away from being good enough but stayed in the game and denied others opportunities for far too long.

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