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Manchester United will oppose Avram Grant being granted dispensation to manage Chelsea without a Uefa pro licence, BBC Sport understands.
Grant does not have the required licence and has a 12-week period of grace to acquire the qualification.
If he does not Chelsea will have to appeal to the Premier League for special dispensation or replace Grant.
United would oppose any dispensation request, as they did with Glenn Roeder and Gareth Southgate. I think Utd need to keep their noses out, have they nothing better to do then release stupid press statements? I wouldnt mind, but its not like Alex Ferguson has a UEFA Pro license anyway, double standards imho. BBC Sport Report
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