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    Tommy Smith is happy to play the waiting game as he looks for his next footballing challenge

    Tommy Smith is happy to play the waiting game as he looks for his next footballing challenge


    The 30-year-old All Whites defender has left English club Sunderland amidst the uncertainty of Covid-19.

    Smith can start talking with potential employers when the transfer window opens next week.

    He says he's had interest from a few clubs but nothing concrete yet.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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