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Phil to present in Liverpool

By snjsport

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CHARTERED sport psychologist Phil Johnson has been selected to present his research at the First World Science & Soccer Conference in Liverpool on May 15-16.

Johnson, a former Bolton player, works alongside Forest Green manager Jim Harvey on match days.

11:09am Tuesday 13th May 2008

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