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Cushing is ‘obsessed with winning trophies’ ahead of Man City’s cup final
Manchester City's manager Nick Cushing during the FA Women's Super League match at The Academy Stadium, Manchester, February 2, 2020
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NICK CUSHING admitted he is “obsessed with winning trophies” ahead of opening his second spell in charge of Manchester City with tomorrow’s Women’s League Cup final.
City face Chelsea at Pride Park, five days on from sacking head coach Gareth Taylor and bringing Cushing back as interim boss for the rest of the season.
Cushing guided City to their first major trophy when they won the League Cup in 2014 and they subsequently lifted the Women’s Super League title, the FA Cup and the League Cup again before he departed in 2020.
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