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Red tape means no plan for Aberdeen's new boss Jimmy Thelin to move to Scotland early as things stand

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Thelin's stance on moving to Aberdeen early appears to have softened, but the original agreement with Elfsborg remains in place for now, in part due to red tape.

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Red tape means no plan for Aberdeen's new boss Jimmy Thelin to move to Scotland early as things stand

Thelin's stance on moving to Aberdeen early appears to have softened, but the original agreement with Elfsborg remains in place for now, in part due to red tape.

13 days ago·United Kingdom

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