Martinez in Miami for Liverpool talks

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Wigan owner Dave Whelan says Roberto Martinez is meeting with Liverpool's owners in Miami.

Whelan gave Martinez permission to speak to the Reds last week and has given his manager a deadline of 5 June to resolve his future.

"Roberto is in Miami today and you can only assume what he's gone there for [to talk to the Liverpool owners]," Whelan told BBC Sport.

"He is honest and up front and I expect to hear from him in the next 48 hours."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18191006

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Interesting, but the last time something like this happened with Hodgson it didn't work out so well. Still, Kenny flopped and he has good management history so I'll judge whoever they appoint on results. Whoever takes up the reigns next, getting back into the champion's league is a big must.

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