Steve Bruce and Gus Poyet embroiled in furious touchline exchange

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Steve Bruce and Gus Poyet embroiled in furious touchline exchange
Wed, 04 Mar, 2015 - 00:00
Rory Dollard, KC Stadium

Steve Bruce and Gus Poyet were involved in a furious touchline exchange as relegation rivals Hull and Sunderland drew a bitter encounter 1-1.

Black Cats boss Poyet was sent to the stands in the first half after protesting a decision to book Jack Rodwell for diving but took a 10-yard detour to confront his opposite number.

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