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Johnson also writes about Richie Barker and Steve Coppell leaving Crawley and taking over at Portsmouth as well as previewing the big game in the Championship this weekend between Leicester and Burnley. I was never approached by match-fixers but I know players who were It was never to determine the outcome of a game it was always to take the first booking or to give away the first cornerI think we would be very naive to think the biggest games on the planet would never be targeted by people who are looking for players to take a bungWhat has happened this week is a big wake-up call Everybody now understands we have to try and move with the times It is now easy to get hold of players on Twitter and Facebook They have got access to the players and with that access questions might be asked within the secrecy of their own inboxes If you've not got a strong mind then you might succumb and think: 'it's only a throw-in it's only a booking'Would I do it Absolutely not but I can understand why some people would fall prey to it If it's a non-league player or somebody in League Two or League One who is never going to get the sort of wages that everybody believes footballers earn then you can see the temptation A lot of the lads in these leagues are earning decent money but they're not life-changing wages so if somebody sticks 70000 in front of their nose they might think: 'if I could just get away with this it might set me and my family up for the next couple of years' I understand the pitfalls but the bottom line is you can't get involved It's a team game you're a professional and there's fans playing good honest money to come and watch so you must perform and live your life as a role-modelMore can be done by the FA and the organisations within football so players know exactly where to go and what to do immediately if they are approached There can be no grey areas If I would have been approached I would have gone to the PFA but I'm not sure if that would have been the correct channel It needs to made clearer to players and they need to be educated It's not really something that is talked about and the one good thing to come from this is that the spotlight has been put on it There needs to be clear and direct guidance for any player who is approachedThe Christmas period is the time where seasons can be definedThere is such a high number of games in the month of December and into the new year that you can make up lost ground Teams can climb quite a few positions by putting a good run together right now It's also a time where if you don't do well you can slide down the league quickly Discipline plays such a big part over the Christmas period Are you going to eat a couple of mince pies Are you going to eat that Christmas pudding Are you going to have that glass of sherry From personal experience how disciplined the individuals within a team are over the Christmas period has such an impact on results and where you are in the league come January and the end of the seasonQPR Leicester and Nottingham Forest are the three sides probably with the biggest squads in the Championship and now is the time we should really see them taking advantage of that with injuries kicking in over the Christmas periodWhen you come into the new year it's like you're coming round the final bend in a race Everybody is kicking for home so if you're in that leading position coming out of it you have got a fantastic chance Leicester v Burnley at the top of the Championship is undoubtedly the game of the weekend Leicester have had a great start but they have just tripped up a bit over the last couple of games A lot of Leicester's squad from last season are still there and Nigel Pearson will be hoping they have learned from their mistakes when they fell away from the top two badly with a poor run of form around this time of yearWith the money Leicester's owners have ploughed in over the last few years and the new financial regulations I feel they have to go up this year otherwise there could be an exodus of players at the end of the season Burnley were unfancied at the start of the season but they are up there on merit Danny Ings and Sam Vokes have made up for the goals they lost when Charlie Austin left the club for QPR and with Leicester's recent dip in form I fancy Burnley to nick a result on SaturdayI was surprised Crawley sacked Richie Barker because he is such a good young manager It is fantastic the amount of young English managers in the lower leagues and Richie is certainly one of those He is someone I know very well He's very meticulous in what he does he spends a lot of time watching matches and is a real student of the game He has proved himself to be a top manager at League One level so Portsmouth have done brilliantly to bring him in near the foot of League TwoYou see more and more sporting and technical directors working with head coaches now in the Football League and I think that's the way forward Steve Coppell has a wealth of experience and contacts and Richie can go and lean on him ask questions and poke and provoke answers that he wants For me that's a terrific marriage for Portsmouth especially when you consider what that club has been through over the last five or so years Hopefully they can start to climb the leagues because those fans deserve better for what they have been throughI feel for Guy Whittingham who has gone in there to fight fires and has said 'yes' when asked to stay on full-time but it hasn't worked outIt's difficult because so often you see managers only getting one chance I think of Craig Short at Notts County and Nicky Forster at Brentford who haven't been given a second chance but have so much to offer I hope that these managers are not frozen out and get chances elsewhere like Richie has done at Portsmouth and David Flitcroft at BuryPortsmouth are 10 points off the play-offs but that is nothing around this time of year In a week you could have three or four games so if Portsmouth can pick up nine to 12 points over that period they will be right back in itWHAT HAS PLEASED ME MOST IN THE LAST MONTH IS.Derby's form They have been terrific Everybody questioned Sam Rush the chief executive when he sacked Nigel Clough Nigel is a really nice fellow I know him well and it was a tough decision that Sam Rush made But since then they have lost just one game They are right up the sharp end of the Championship and go into this Christmas period full of confidence and vigour and possibly looking at the automatic positions As my old club I'm interested to see what they second half of the season holds after such a terrific couple of monthsWHAT HAS DISAPPOINTED ME MOST IN THE LAST MONTH HAS BEEN.The recent match-fixing scandal This is a game that I love and to think that people might be watching a match that is dishonest is something that I don't want to hear or imagine I hope that I never played in a game that was fixed and I hope the authorities clamp down and make sure that the culprits are punished What do you think about when pretending to enjoy being naked with a man or woman other than your partner?It comes down to having to feel in the moment and feel the way your character does, it is a major EU member,'Merkel told reporters that she and Hollande are traveling in a bid to safeguard 'national self-determination,A Japanese firm called Doppelganger,' said Halfords product manager Ross Hubbard said. coloured hobs and visits from helpers three times a day.Mrs Waite-Jones who regularly makes the 350-mile round trip to see her mother from her home in Worthing West Sussex said:'Her cognition has gone and that is the most distressing thing'She doesn't recognise me now Mum taught for a time in Liverpool and spends a lot of time believing she is still there'This is a woman who went on holiday with us in May Yes she was reliant on a Zimmer frame but she had all her faculties'I firmly believe my mother is alive not because of the efforts of Ward 14 but because of family and friends who gave her food and fluids'She pulled through despite the care of Good Hope'The pensioner's daughter has a string of other complaints against the hospital including that over-stretched staff 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