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Alan Hardy posts his pecker on Twitter

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A poor mishap in Alan Hardy's judgement but far from a mistake, I agree the mistake was taking the picture and posting it just shows how everything has gone to his head. The fact he locked his account whilst he tried to figure out how to explain it, well I praise the honesty because how easy would it have been to suggest he had been hacked? yet its the fact he didn't apologise straight away. 

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At least the fa are investigating it and i bet he still thinks hes above the law.

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He's selling up, so I am happy to forget it. I don't really care who owns the club provided they are professional and put Notts before themselves, this hasn't seemed the case from Alan Hardy now for awhile.

Yes people male mistakes, let's focus on Notts.

I won't say anything else about this matter.

The story has hit Germany: https://www.11freunde.de/artikel/skandal-beim-aeltesten-profi-klub-der-welt

Ultimately this reflects badly on our owner and no-one else - if you don't laugh you'll cry. But our reputation as a complete and utter madhouse won't help us in this transfer window, that's for sure.

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