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SCOUSE SKIPPER LOVES HIS FOREIGN LEGION

BIG INTERVIEW:CONOR COADY

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By John Wragg

ITTING in a dressing room at the Sir Jack Hayward training ground, Conor Coady laughs when it’s put to him that Wolves are the Manchester City of the Championship.
There are parallels. City are dominating the Premier League with style and goals, yet to be beaten by anyone.
Wolves are leading the Championship, a team that Bolton manager Phil Parkinson says will win the league by ten points and, like City, are a side of style, goals. The ambitions might be different. City want to be the best club side in Europe, then the world. Wolves...

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