Pearce ready to commit to City

Manchester City coach Stuart Pearce is ready to put his management ambitions to one side and commit his short-term future to the club.

Wed, 17 Dec, 2003 - 11:09

Manchester City coach Stuart Pearce is ready to put his management ambitions to one side and commit his short-term future to the club.

Pearce, who skippered the Blues to the Nationwide League title two seasons ago, has been part of Kevin Keegan’s coaching team since he ended his playing days 18 months ago.

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