Everton welcome 'common sense' in Johnson row

Everton believe that “common sense” has prevailed in their war of words with Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho.

Everton welcome 'common sense' in Johnson row
Wed, 20 Dec, 2006 - 15:54
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Everton believe that “common sense” has prevailed in their war of words with Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho.

The Merseysiders were intent on legal action against the controversial Stamford Bridge chief following his comments on England striker Andrew Johnson at the weekend.

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