McClaren avoids Ehiogu showdown

Middlesbrough boss Steve McClaren has avoided a potential showdown with defender Ugo Ehiogu after belatedly sanctioning his move back to West Brom.

McClaren avoids Ehiogu showdown
Thu, 12 Jan, 2006 - 15:22

Middlesbrough boss Steve McClaren has avoided a potential showdown with defender Ugo Ehiogu after belatedly sanctioning his move back to West Brom.

The 33-year-old was furious yesterday when his return to the midlands was scuppered at the last minute by team-mate Gareth Southgate’s suspected stress fracture of the ankle.

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