Former Stoke Boss Tony Pulis Reflects on Managing From Afar
Tony Pulis discussed the advantages and drawbacks of managing football clubs while living far from his family home.
Former Stoke City manager Tony Pulis has spoken to BBC Sport about the experience of managing teams while keeping his family home hundreds of miles away.
Pulis discussed both the benefits and challenges of the arrangement, according to the broadcaster.
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