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Culina hoses down talk - AAP The World Game: "Branko Culina says talk of him replacing sacked Sydney FC coach Terry Butcher is news to him because he hasn't 'heard a thing' from the club.
Culina, NSW Soccer's technical director, said the growing rumours over his employment at the glamour could just be a smokescreen and he wasn't even sure he would take on the role if offered.
'I've been there before,' Culina told AAP.
'Coaching has huge highs and huge lows, and I would have to seriously consider all the terms and conditions and all that sort of thing before accepting a role like that.'"
Culina, NSW Soccer's technical director, said the growing rumours over his employment at the glamour could just be a smokescreen and he wasn't even sure he would take on the role if offered.
'I've been there before,' Culina told AAP.
'Coaching has huge highs and huge lows, and I would have to seriously consider all the terms and conditions and all that sort of thing before accepting a role like that.'"
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