Bruce won't quit for TV role

Steve Bruce has pledged his future to Birmingham and insisted he is not ready to quit and become a television pundit.

Thu, 25 Aug, 2005 - 13:52

Steve Bruce has pledged his future to Birmingham and insisted he is not ready to quit and become a television pundit.

Bruce is upset that a throwaway line in a recent magazine interview has been interpreted as him being ready to walk away from the managerial hotseat at St Andrews.

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