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Your support makes all the difference.I want to start tomorrow. Glenn Hoddle, England coach, after Thursday's World Cup draw.
I've knocked England out of the World Cup once, so why shouldn't I do it again? Henry Kasperczak, Tunisia's Polish coach, a member of the team that eliminated England in 1973.
I did shiver, but only because it was freezing. Berti Vogts, Germany coach, after his side had drawn Yugoslavia, the US and Iran.
Rum and coke, bananas, sugar and laid-back, lazy black men. Speaker at the "Caribbean Experience" briefing for the England cricket team, on what to expect in the West Indies.
Listen, I could have sex on Saturday afternoon and still knock out Herol Graham. Vinny Pazienza, who fights Graham tonight, asked if having his fiancee with him in London is too much of a temptation.
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