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Man United outcast Jadon Sancho 'targeted by Saudi Arabia in January as clubs also ramp up interest in Tottenham striker Richarlison' Jamie Vardy PUNCHES HIMSELF in the face in frustration after missing a sitter in Leicester's game with Watford... before the striker redeems himself While recoiling at suggestions of being an idealist, Mowbray has his sights on loftier goals than the top division or the top of an open-topped bus.Last-minute Movember? Mason Mount sports a new-look moustache as he arrives at Man United's training ground ahead of Everton clash Celtic part company with manager Tony Mowbray". BBC Sport. 25 March 2010 . Retrieved 25 March 2010. Dani Alves will stand trial for sexual assault in Spain as former Barcelona defender faces allegations of raping a woman, 23, in a nightclub last year He was a good player - inspirational, with the ability to motivate those around him -but he has the attributes that are sure to make him a better manager. Bruce Rioch knew that even when Mow-bray was 22 and barely needing to shave. "I always knew Tony would be a success at management," Rioch said. "It was obvious. I knew he was something special about him, from the first moment we met. "I remember taking over as manager of Middlesbrough. It was 1986, a bad year for us." Tony was just 22, but a very mature man for his age. He was a decent player, too; competitive and fierce, but he was also great at handling the dressing room, even at such a young age. He knows how to look after players and get the best out of them. That was true as a player and, now, as a manager."