Merson: I'm expected to turn to booze now

Sacked Walsall boss Paul Merson has admitted people are expecting him to drink himself to death now he has lost his job.

Merson: I'm expected to turn to booze now
Wed, 08 Feb, 2006 - 10:23

Sacked Walsall boss Paul Merson has admitted people are expecting him to drink himself to death now he has lost his job.

The reformed alcoholic was dismissed on Monday night with the Saddlers sliding towards the League One relegation zone.

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