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McClaren criticises lack of privacy following Allardyce departure

By Chris Bertram
Former England soccer manager Sam Allardyce speaks to media as he leaves his home in Bolton, Britain September 28, 2016. REUTERS/Chris Neill

MANCHESTER (Reuters) - Former England manager Steve McClaren has expressed sympathy for Sam Allardyce who left his job as national team coach on Tuesday following a sting by the Daily Telegraph newspaper.

Allardyce, who was England manager for 67 days, was recorded on camera telling reporters how to avoid the FA's own transfer rules.

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