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(Manager of Manchester United
and too many other clubs to mention)
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"Players
today are a pack of overpaid, pampered, snot nose
little ponces. Bring back National Service for the
lot of the bastards, I say."
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"I
see Collymore whinging about stress, and Peter Schmeical
sunning himself in the Caribbean when he should
be playing for his club, and I feel sick. Did these
sort of attitudes help us win 2 world wars? My grasp
of History is shaky to say the least, but I don't
recall there being a winter break at the Battle
of the Somme."
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"Preston?
They're one of my old clubs. But then most of them
are. I've had more clubs than Jack Nicklaus."
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"Cricket
is the only game where you can actually put on weight
while playing"
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"My
chairman at Aston Villa, Doug Ellis, said he was
right behind me, so I told him I'd rather have him
in front of me where I could see him"
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"Football
management these days is like nuclear war. No winners,
just survivors."
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(on Mark
Wright) : "He'd get an injury if he went on Question
of Sport."
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"The
ideal Board of Directors should be made up of 3
men. 2 dead and the other dying."
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(During
an after dinner speech) "I'm sorry George Best couldn't
be here tonight. He was launching a ship in Belfast,
and he wouldn't let go of the bottle."
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"Ron
Atkinson couldn't make it. His hairdresser died
...in 1946."
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"On my
first day as Scotland manager I had to call off
practice after half an hour, because nobody could
get the ball off wee Jimmy Johnstone."
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