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Originally Posted by Foxy
You are brave defending Saunders. Expect a horse’s head in your bed tomorrow morning. For the Nodding Dogs , who live in a Manichean world of good and evil, he was part of the Toss and Robber era and remains a non person. Good luck....
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Putting the association with Moss aside. Saunders knew how he wanted the team to play. He was even fit enough to play in reserve games and coach players on the pitch. He probably did the same with the first team squad.
The biggest thing that let Saunders down but also made him relatively successful was his Ego. But then again he'd been there and done it at the highest level. A lot to be proud of.
Couldn't fault his enthusiasm.