Bolshy Bellamy had to go - McDermott

Newcastle coach Terry McDermott insists manager Graeme Souness had no choice but to get rid of Craig Bellamy.

Bolshy Bellamy had to go - McDermott
Sat, 17 Sep, 2005 - 12:25

Newcastle coach Terry McDermott insists manager Graeme Souness had no choice but to get rid of Craig Bellamy.

McDermott rejoined his former Anfield team-mate Souness at St James’ Park in January, just before Bellamy initially went on loan to Celtic.

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