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As a national hero in his native Bermuda, Shaun Goater has been well used to the star treatment and so perhaps we shouldn’t be surprised by the high opinion he has of his own abilities or the casual but pronounced look-after-number-one streak that shows itself at times. Nevertheless, it’s a little disappointing to find him addressing his departure from cash-strapped Rotherham with the line “the Bosman ruling had just come in, which was good for me…”, or to see that he had no qualms about leaving Bristol City for greener pastures right in the middle of a vital promotion run-in. Even more depressingly, the cool reception he gets on his first return to Rotherham sees him trot out the “booing is a compliment” nonsense much beloved by the Premiership’s top deluded scumbags. On the subject...
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