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Southampton manager Eckert can stay on despite role in ‘spygate’ scandal
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Tonda Eckert let off with fine and reprimand but avoids ban and will continue in his role with the club.
Tonda Eckert let off with fine and reprimand but avoids ban and will continue in his role with the club.
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