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Published 15:19 17 Jan 2019 GMT
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“If this was my manager spying on our opponents’ training sessions, I would be embarrassed,” Keown said in his Mail column. “As much as you want to win, you want to do so as fairly as possible. “I won’t pretend that I was the best-behaved player on the pitch. But when I did overstep the mark during a game, it was a reaction in the heat of battle. “What Marcelo Bielsa has been doing at Leeds is premeditated. He may say otherwise, but watching your opponents train gives you an unfair advantage.”Bielsa has accepted full responsibility for sending a member of his staff to watch Derby County train, and admitted in his impromptu press briefing yesterday that he does the same to all his opponents. He also maintains that he did nothing wrong. No laws were broken. It was hilarious, and Keown needs to dismount his high horse.
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