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LONG BALL PUT US BACK 30 YEARS

With TERRY CURRAN’S autobiography about to hit the shelves, KEITH MENARY met the Yorkshire maverick to talk old managers, new managers, the state of football and, of course, Sheffield Wednesday.

How do modern mangers compare with the characters you played under? 
I played under some of the top managers in the country and from when I was playing, the attitudes and coaching still haven’t changed. We don’t retain the ball in England. Take Manchester United, against Atletico Madrid earlier this season in the Europa League. They couldn’t keep the ball as long as...

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