Image created by 'Spygate' is far from truth - Eckert
Southampton head coach Tonda Eckert says he is "grateful" to owner Dragon Solak for backing him in the wake of the Spygate scandal.
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"The image looks very different. It means a lot that the owner wasn't swayed by public opinion but looked at what actually happened."
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Southampton head coach Tonda Eckert says he is "grateful" to owner Dragon Solak for backing him in the wake of the Spygate scandal.
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