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Don’t get me wrong cos he’s not being a dick about it, needs to worry about Leeds more than anything else. got multi year headroom of £80-£120 million that can be used without any breaches apparently 🤷‍♂️ and I’m pretty sure it’s 85% of the £168 million that’s available... show more

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