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Bolton cant have Megson

Bolton can't have Megson

19 October 2007 - 23:38

Leicester City chairman Milan Mandaric has hit out at Bolton for attempting to unsettle their boss Gary Megson. The departure of Sammy Lee has seen Archie Knox been brought in temporarily, however, Megson is seen to be high on Bolton's wishlist.

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  • Mandaric said in a statement: "Following widespread speculation in the media regarding Bolton Wanderers' interest in our manager Gary Megson I can confirm the Premier League club approached us early yesterday morning seeking official permission to speak to Gary. That approach has been completely rejected.



    "Such interest and continuing media speculation has inevitably had an unsettling influence and is neither invited or welcome.



    "I have worked tirelessly to bring stability to this club and showed immense faith in Gary to bring him here after a sustained period out of the game.



    "While interest from a Premier League club appears flattering and vindicates my decision to bring Gary to the Walkers Stadium he remains an integral part of my plans to bring top flight football back to this club.



    "I am a great believer in loyalty, trust and integrity. Gary made a commitment to this football club, the supporters and myself and I fully expect him to honour that commitment.



    "I therefore have no doubts in my own mind that Gary will reiterate his commitment when he talks publicly in the next 48 hours.



    "It is also important to point out that contrary to claims today, Gary Megson has not spoken to Bolton Wanderers and furthermore is bound by a legally binding contract at Leicester City Football Club."


    Written by majicka










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